Before answering the question of how a novice opens a position, I think it is necessary to clarify the position standard first. For beginners, a reasonable position ratio is very important, which determines your risk exposure (for beginners, risk is more important than income at first).

According to the calculation method recommended by Directfx and Quandate, which I am familiar with, if my principal is $65,438+million, then the amount of money I make 1 hand euro is also $65,438+million, which means that I actually have no leverage to make all of Man Cang.

By analogy, I made five contracts of 500,000 euros, which was five times more than my principal of 6,543.8+10,000, that is, I used five times the leverage.

This is a more scientific calculation method. Similarly, my personal suggestion is that the leverage used by the exchange should not exceed five times. The use of 5 times leverage not only expands the profit rate of the transaction, but also tries to control its loss rate, thus finding a balance point between the two.

With a reasonable proportion of positions, if the transaction is compared to a battlefield, then these positions are our ammunition on the battlefield. Which soldier will run out of ammunition as soon as he goes to war? Obviously, no good soldier would do that. Similarly, traders must first learn to open positions in batches.

Let's take $65,438+10/00000 as an example. If we use 5 times leverage, the total position will be 5 lots. We can open positions 10 times with 0.5 lots each time, or 50 times with 0. 1 lot each time. Of course, we can also use 1 hand to open positions five times at a time, and we must not continue until the total position is used up. What proportion of positions you need depends on your personality, risk preference, nature of funds, etc.

Secondly, it is the most important. When the warehouse in hand faces a loss, it can be allowed to increase the warehouse twice when the loss expands (no one can find out at once, the position is relatively light, and a moderate floating loss is acceptable). However, if the market continues to develop in an unfavorable direction and accelerates, remember to continue to add positions, even open positions or even close positions. This series of actions are based on an effective trading system, so it is necessary to do it.