Okay, what if the price increases after I bought 20%

How do you manage your trade wisely and profit even when the price drops?
Let's take a simple practical example:
We have a currency priced at $100, and its target is $130.
Our capital is $100.
The mistake that most beginners make:
They invest all their capital at the price of $100.
If the price drops, they get stuck and can’t average down. And if the price returns to $100? They gain nothing and make no profit.
That’s why we apply proper capital management:
We buy at $100 with 20% (i.e., $20).
If the price drops to $95, we average down by $15.
If it drops to $85, we average down by another $15.
And at $80, we average down with the remaining amount of $50.
What happens in this case?
Our new average entry becomes about $87.
This means instead of our entry being at $100, it’s effectively only $87!
And the surprise:
If the currency returns to the price of $100 even without reaching the target of $130,
We will have achieved approximately 15% net profit — meaning about $15 profit from $100.
Why is this important?
Because with smart management of the mind (not emotions), you profit in the market even if the price doesn’t explode to the targets!
Always remember:
Most beginners lose and exit trading early.
That’s why I always recommend building a real skill that benefits you in the future,
Because the market rewards those with patience and wise minds, not the hasty ones.