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Levers are a double-edged sword; they can amplify gains as well as losses. Beginners are advised to use lower leverage and consider increasing it as experience grows.
Each trade's risk should not exceed 1-2% of your account balance. Use stop-loss orders to protect your funds.
Make sure your potential profit is at least twice your potential loss, so even with a win rate of 50%, you can still make a long-term profit.
Holding a position overnight incurs swap fees, which should be considered when calculating the total cost of long-term holdings.
The pip value refers to the amount of currency that represents a one-pip change in a currency pair. The pip value varies for different currency pairs and lot sizes. Understanding pip value helps you calculate the potential profit or loss for each trade.
The required margin = (number of trading lots × contract size × opening price) ÷ leverage ratio. For example: 1 lot EUR/USD, price 1.1000, leverage 1:100, required margin = 100,000 × 1.1000 ÷ 100 = 1,100 USD.
Calculator provides theoretical values, which may vary in actual transactions due to factors like spreads, slippage, and overnight fees. It is recommended to use the calculated results as a reference and take the platform's displayed figures as the final amount.
Suggest that the risk of each trade does not exceed 1-2% of the account balance. You can calculate the appropriate position size based on the stop-loss points and account balance. Risk management is more important than profit calculation.