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Negative Balance Protection in Forex and CFDs

Negative Balance Protection (NBP) is a risk management regulatory feature that is provided by forex and Contracts for Difference (CFD) brokers. It will not allow traders to lose more than they have in their trading accounts. As part of their automati...

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Forex Position Sizing: 1% Rule & Where It Breaks

Trading currencies without a risk plan will drain your trading account quickly. Some novice traders are only looking for entry points and indicators. They look for the ideal entry signal. However, the survival of your trading account during a losing...

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Stop-Loss Forex Orders: Hard, Trailing, and Guaranteed Stops

Every trader has had to struggle with monetary loss at some point, and while none of us have complete control over how steep our losses will be, stop loss forex strategy help us to at least contain the damages. You will stay safe from a full-account...

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Correlation Risk in Forex: Why You Are Overexposed

Let’s assume you have five positions open in your trading account. You allocate 1% of your account for each trade and therefore think your risk exposure is small. Unfortunately, if the trades start to move in the same direction, your risk exposure is...

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