Set the risk budget
Every trade has a defined budget. If structural risk is wider, size is reduced instead of squeezing the stop.
We work gradually: wait for quality, define risk before entry and scale only after real capital growth. No martingale, no revenge trading and no forcing the market to produce a trade every day.
Confidence in the process does not mean guaranteed markets. It means having rules for good conditions and bad ones.
Every trade has a defined budget. If structural risk is wider, size is reduced instead of squeezing the stop.
Liquidity, structure, zone and momentum must align. Waiting is part of the strategy.
A loss never triggers a larger revenge trade. No martingale.
After real, stable growth, size is recalculated against the larger capital base with the same discipline.
After good growth, protecting progress matters more than quickly re-risking it.
We review results and regime, reducing or pausing when conditions change.
Conservative start with capital preservation ahead of speed.
Build a real result history without changing rules after one trade.
If capital and stability improve, size can scale gradually within the same relative-risk discipline.
As there is more capital to protect, preservation becomes more important than chasing a higher percentage.
We explain how risk is set, when we wait, when we reduce exposure and when scaling is allowed. The thesis changes on real invalidation, not on one scary candle.