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How much risk should you take per trade?

Most experienced traders recommend risking only 1–2% of account equity on any single trade. For example, in a $1,000 account, the maximum risk should be $10–$20 per trade. This approach allows traders to survive losing streaks without wiping out their accounts. High leverage and overexposure often cause beginners to lose money quickly. Risk per trade should be calculated by adjusting lot size, stop-loss placement, and pip value. By keeping risk small, traders can focus on long-term consistency rather than short-term gains, ensuring they stay in the market long enough to refine strategies.