Lot Sizes You Should Be Using While Day Trading
Chris Chris "Swaggy C" Williams
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 Published On Jul 13, 2020

This video explains exactly why you keep blowing accounts in my opinion! I explain exactly WHY determining your lot size is one of the most important decisions you can make while trading. Your lot size is the literal difference maker of risking 10% on a trade .. and only risking 2%. Hope this video helps! It's more of a psychological video - because that is what determines what contract you go with. If your mind is so fixated on making a lot of money fast, you'll surely blow account after account. So stick around for the psychological part at the end.

This video is for beginners! Some beginners don't know what lot size they should be choosing, WHY they should choose a certain lot size, and how it affects them in the long run. Hopefully this simple breakdown from my perspective works!


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