How much we should risk per trade with 1:500 leverage

I found a good post about position sizing and risking, here you go

Account size---1% risk per position--------3% risk per position--------5% risk per position
$ 1000------------$10-------------------------------$30--------------------------------$50
$ 5000------------$50-------------------------------$150------------------------------$250
$ 10000----------$100 -----------------------------$300------------------------------$500
$ 25000----------$250 -----------------------------$750------------------------------$2500


http://www.tradeciety.com/position-s...forex-traders/

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From my view utilizing a stop loss is basic. Base it off market structure, and afterward measure the exchange based off the rate you'd be open to losing. Iess: 2% of 1000 = 20, in the event that you have a 40 pip stop then you should be at .50c/pip or a 50,000 size exchange. That is more similar to 1:50 leverage than 1:500. Clearly you need to change this for your methodology, yet in the event that you're entering exchanges where there is a high anticipation of your stop misfortune being hit, at that point you need to reexamine a few things. Your stop misfortune should be past the last swing, with the goal that you get halted at the point that the exchange is unquestionably wrong, and not some time recently, and surely not after when the misfortune just gets greater and greater.

Whatever trading leverage you are using you should always consider the risk percentage below the 2%. High risk ratio always leads to high loss. In addition, money management is the key point of success!

I usually keep my risk on the lighter side, especially when using higher leverage like 1:500. For me it’s more about staying comfortable with the trade size and making sure a single loss doesn’t hit the account too hard.
Leverage just gives more room to open positions, but I still focus on controlling risk through position sizing and a clear stop-loss.
I feel that everyone has their own comfort level though, so there’s no one-size-fits-all. Interested to see how others handle it.