Capital partitioning is optional.
In simple terms: You have $50,000.00 worth of capital. You put $25,000.00 of that into your trading account, and the other $25,000.00 into a safe, liquid investment. You then risk 2% on each trade. This means you’re only risking half of the account, but trading as if it was the full amount.
In this lesson, Irek will explain capital partitioning in more detail, and how to use it as leverage and not to increase risk, but actually to lower risk.
In this lesson, you’ll learn what the MC Hybrid style of trading is and who it’s suitable for. This style of trading is the middle ground between day trading and swing trading (incorporating characteristics of both). It can be utilized as a part-time approach, but can also be used as a fulltime a...
Learn why TradingView is a great option for charting software. It has all of the features you’ll require to successfully analyze your charts (including data feeds, chart layouts, watchlists, general tools, indicators and more).
Trading View is also very cost-effective hence why it’s used by tho...
In the previous lesson, Irek explained why Trading View is a great option for charting software. In this lesson, he’ll actually show you how to navigate the platform and bring attention to the features that will be relevant to your trading.
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