Before entering any trade, I always calculate my risk reward ratio — it’s a non-negotiable part of my strategy.
I typically aim for a 1:2 or 1:3 ratio, meaning I won’t risk $100 unless I see the potential to make at least $200–$300.
To define my stop-loss and take-profit levels, I use support/resistance zones and watch for RSI divergence. These tools help me spot high-probability setups while keeping risk under control.
Following this approach has kept me grounded — even through losing streaks. It cuts the emotion out of my trades and keeps me consistent over time.
It’s all about long-term survival, not quick wins.
What’s your go-to risk-reward ratio?
Let’s talk — drop yours in the comments!