My trades based on "new way of pivot trading" and vwap

[vijkris]

just for clarification:

risk mgmt focusses on the steps necessary to minimize losses by assessing market conditions, risk reward, probability, placing of SL etc.

money management focusses on steps to maximize profits, by use of trailing stops, adding new position on break of pivots etc etc.

in short, "cut ur losses short(risk mgmt )and let ur profits run(money mgmt.)

 

[vijkris]

SIX TYPES OF RISK TO MANAGE IN TRADING


Trade risk.
The calculated risk you take on each individual trade is adjusted by changing your trade size. This is the only risk you can control. A good rule of thumb is to never risk more than 2 percent of the capital in your trading account on any one trade.

Market risk
.The inherent risk of being in the market is called market risk and we have absolutely no control over this type of risk.
Market risk may cause our carefully calculated trade risk to be much larger than anticipated.
Market risk can be far greater than trade risk.
For this reason it is best that you never trade with more than 10 percent of your net worth.
This type of risk encompasses catastrophic world events and market crashes that create complete paralysis in the markets.
Events causing market gaps in price against your trade are also considered to be market risk.

Margin risk.
This involves risk where you can lose more than the amount in your margined trading account. Because you are leveraged, you then owe the brokerage firm money if the trade goes against you.

Liquidity risk
If there are no buyers when you want to sell, you will experience the inconvenience of liquidity risk.
In addition to the inconvenience, this type of risk can b ecostly when the price is going straight down to zero and you are not able to get out.
Liquidity risk can be caused by or aggravated by a market risk event.

Overnight risk.
For swing/positional traders, overnight risk presents a concern in that what can happen overnight, when the markets are closed, can dramatically impact the value of their position. There is the potential to have a gap open at the opening bell where the price is miles away from where it closed the day before.
This gap possibility can negatively impact your account value.

Volatility risk.
A bumpy market may tend to stop you out of trades repeatedly, creating significant drawdown. Volatility risk occurs when your stop-loss exits are not in alignment with the market and are not able to breathe with current price fluctuations.

adding to the points above

Broker risk : there is a real risk of brokers running away with your money/ unauthorized trading.
refer - http://www.traderji.com/brokers-trading-platforms/100993-orion-broking-services-runaway-clients-money.html

http://www.traderji.com/brokers-trading-platforms/100727-unauthorized-without-consent-trade-transaction-f-o-bma-wealth-noida.html

Lesson for retail clients is
a) do not put all your money with a single broker
b) only put margin money with broker rest in bank
c) stock holding with a reputed broker only
d) keep away from brokers providing excessive leverage or having bad reviews

 

[vijkris]

:clapping:

 

[XRAY27]

just for clarification:

risk mgmt focusses on the steps necessary to minimize losses by assessing market conditions, risk reward, probability, placing of SL etc.

money management focusses on steps to maximize profits, by use of trailing stops, adding new position on break of pivots etc etc.

in short, "cut ur losses short(risk mgmt )and let ur profits run(money mgmt.)

Vijkris !!!!

MM don't have the feature of profit maximization...it is just a capital protection mechanism because striking of each trade into success is limited..as the strike rate improves with PM(profit maximization)..MM gets relaxation/s

Profit maximization lies in your trade setup and its ability to catch the maximum part of a move...

 

[vijkris]

my tukka trade based on long wick bar.. entered short @ 2133 exit @2122..

 

[vivektrader]

my tukka trade based on long wick bar.. entered short @ 2133 exit @2122..

Why are you calling it tukka, a pin bar (which is a confluent pin bar) is a valid trade with good RR ratio.

 

[nifty trade]

Subscribing thread nice initiative

 

[vijkris]

Why are you calling it tukka, a pin bar (which is a confluent pin bar) is a valid trade with good RR ratio.

ya I agree.. no offence but any trade done without following rules is tukka.
I m yet to include pin bar strategy in my rules.
also figured out that bhel and pnb "incidents" could have been avoided if I looked @ wicks.

 

[monkeybusiness]

my tukka trade based on long wick bar.. entered short @ 2133 exit @2122..

PTbhai will be really happy:clap::clap::clap:

 

[vijkris]

PTbhai will be really happy:clap::clap::clap:

ya... gained entry into TMA...:lol: