Disliked{quote} This is incorporating two different trading styles into the one statement. With high leverage this method can be achieved with short term trading ie 30-60 pips however with 50:1 the game changes into long term trading ie 100-200 pips.Ignored
it.
Simply because you have higher leverage available doesn't mean you use it all. If you risk 10% of your
account or 5% or 2%, you can do that regardless of your AVAILABLE leverage..
This is something that I and a lot of others argued with during the Dodd-Frank proceedings.
Sadly, to no avail
Of course, higher leverage means you can trade a larger lot size with less margin.
It doesn't change the game from 30 TP to 100 tp
One should realize............... if you risk 4% of your account you have DONE JUST THAT
REGARDLESS OF LEVERAGE.
Stupid politicians can't get that and apparently neither do "so-called" traders.
Let this sink in slowly.............. Regardless of your leverage you can take the same "risk"
It's up to you.
When the Joker is in the deck.. fear not and play it well