#Liquidity101 To avoid liquidation in trading, focus on disciplined risk management, use appropriate leverage, understand position sizing, and maintain a sufficient liquidation buffer. Use stop-loss and monitor margin ratios regularly, and avoid adding positions when at a loss.

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1. Risk Management and Trading Psychology:

Discipline in Risk Management:

Success in trading is not about a "perfect" strategy, but rather about disciplined risk management, including position sizing and focusing on controlling losses.

Position Sizing:

Position size is more important than leverage itself. Higher leverage means the liquidation price is closer to entry, thus increasing the likelihood of losing a position.

Focus on Controlling Losses:

Prioritize limiting losses with stop-loss or by closing losing positions rather than trying to average down or add to positions when at a loss.