Correlated risk check
Which of your open trades are the same bet.
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One risk budget, several trades. Each trade gets its share, the lot size its own stop allows, and the total stays inside the budget.
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All 3 trades together risk $95.00 (0.95%), inside your 1% budget of $100.00. The rest is lost to rounding down to 0.01 lots.
Each trade's share of the budget, its lot size from its own stop, and what it risks after rounding.
| Trade | Lots | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| XAUUSD buy, 0.333% | 0.02 | $30.00 0.30% |
| EURUSD buy, 0.333% | 0.16 | $32.00 0.32% |
| NAS100 buy, 0.333% | 0.33 | $33.00 0.33% |
Trades on the same theme, such as gold and silver or two dollar pairs, can all lose together. Check whether these are one bet.
Spread and commission are not included, and a gap can jump past a stop. Contract sizes are the common MetaTrader ones.
Education only, not investment advice. The answer comes from the numbers you typed in, not from your account or the market. Simulated results are hypothetical and have limits: real trading has slippage, gaps, changing results and emotions. Trading leveraged products can lose money quickly, including all of it. Risk warning
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Four trades at 1% each is a 4% day if they all go wrong, and on a news morning they often go wrong together. Setting the risk for the whole idea first, then sharing it out, keeps the worst case where you decided it should be, however many trades the setup turns into.
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Which of your open trades are the same bet.
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