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That's a solid approach. 5% stop-loss with 4–5% take-profit definitely gives you more room to breathe, especially with medium leverage. I also agree about not being greedy, taking profit is often more important than…

You're absolutely right, fees and spread do eat into the 1% stop-loss in practice. That's a fair and important point. What I do to account for it: - I place the stop slightly wider than 1% (around 1.05–1.1%) to absorb…

Everyone agree? That's a solid approach. 1:2 is definitely a good baseline - it keeps the win rate reasonable and the risk manageable. I also agree that 1:5 would be ideal, but in practice, it's much harder to hit…

Thanks for your comment, really solid points. I completely agree with you. Risk management comes first, and 1:3 is a good baseline, but 1:5 would be the dream for sure. The problem is the higher the ratio, the harder it…

Thanks for your comment -that's a really valid point. You're right that with a 1% stop loss, it can get triggered more often, especially in volatile markets. But here’s why I personally stick with it: 1. I only enter…

Thanks for the detailed response! I completely agree that manual trading gives more flexibility, especially if you know how to read price action and patterns. I traded manually for a long time myself, so I know it gives…

Futures Trading: Managing Risk with 1:3 Ratio 1% Stop Loss, 3% Take Profit, No Emotions, Automation Hey everyone, I’ve been in the futures trading game on Binance and Bybit for a bit, and I’d love to share how I handle…