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color=#0000ff size=2>Have a read of Van Tharp's "Trade Your Way to Financial
Freedom" and consider a % of capital model with volatility-based stops. 2%
seems to be a good compromise between safety and chance of ruin. 1% is
better for large capital bases. 4% is required if you have a small capital
base.
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color=#0000ff size=2>The exact level you choose should be based upon your
system's expectancy and win/loss ratio. Read the book for a few hundred
pages of discussion about different position sizing models.
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Best regards,
Richard Dale.
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From: chichungchoi
[mailto:no_reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Saturday, 24 July 2004 2:23
AMTo: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject:
[EquisMetaStock Group] Money Management for Trading
Does anyone know how to determine the best % of capital for
trading? in order to let the profit grow faster and let the loss shrink
faster. Thank you
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