#RiskRewardRatio I used to place trades just because I had a feeling "it would go up", without considering the risk-reward ratio. After a few account blowouts, I started applying the Risk/Reward Ratio rule – at least it must be 1:2. This means that if I accept the risk of losing 10 dollars, the potential profit must be 20 dollars or more. This helps me to be more selective with my trades, no longer entering trades randomly. Trading is not gambling; it is a probability problem. Better risk management allows the account to survive and grow. What will the new trend be like?