Wasteful risk
Last time,
as the basics of money management
I talked about
“First, protect.”
Next comes the art of lot management,
“thinning out.”
Many of you may feel a sense of discomfort with this word.
However,
this is the point that most people do not do.
Many people
・try to recover after losing
・bet with a fixed lot
・bet by raising the lot
・hope for the next one
However,
this behavior
causes capital to crumble.
In lot management, “thinning out” means
reducing unnecessary risk.
For example,
・during a losing streak, something like 〇〇~
・entering after analysis or prediction
・trading outside the rules
stop these.
That’s all there is to it.
What’s important is
not to “do more,”
but to “decide what not to do.”
Only then
does the rate of capital decline change.
And,
once thinning becomes possible,
・reduced wasteful losses
・shallowing of losing streaks
・smaller capital fluctuations
This is the state you reach.
Only now,
you can progress to the stage of “increasing.”
If the order is reversed,
everything will inevitably collapse.
Protect → Thinning out → Increase
This flow is everything.
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