Losing streaks and how accounts blow up
Measure a drawdown, and see why winning back a loss takes a bigger gain.
Module 13 of 26, How much to risk, and surviving losing streaks. Lesson 3 of 6, about 18 minutes.
The takeaway
A drawdown shrinks what you can risk next. Plan for it before it happens.
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