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DislikedThis E-Book suggests that if you are in a losing position you should Add to that postion and 'Double Down.' THIS WILL GET YOU KILLED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I cannot emphasise it enough. You would do better to buy and read Jason Jankovsky's "Trading Rules that Work."Ignored
Disliked{quote} It doesn't really say that. Let's say you're willing to risk 1% of your equity on one pair and you break that risk down into three smaller parts of .33% risk each. You can "average down" in a way where you're still only risking 1% of your equity total whilst bettering your overall position. It's quite different from averaging down as most traders do & is an interesting concept if your system can cater to it.Ignored
DislikedThis E-Book suggests that if you are in a losing position you should Add to that postion and 'Double Down.' THIS WILL GET YOU KILLED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I cannot emphasise it enough. You would do better to buy and read Jason Jankovsky's "Trading Rules that Work."Ignored