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Position Sizing
Risk Management
Qué significa
Deciding how many shares or contracts to trade based on how much you are willing to lose, not on how confident you feel.
Ejemplo
With a $10,000 account, 1% risk ($100), a $100 entry, and a $95 stop ($5 risk per share), you buy 20 shares. The size comes from the risk, not from "I think it will win."
Error común de principiantes
Beginners size positions by gut: "buy 1,000 shares because I am sure." Sizing by confidence, not by risk, is how one bad trade wipes out months of gains.
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