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Ready for a March Marathon with The TradingPub? Here’s our lineup for Saturday! The Secret to Surviving Volatility: Smart Position Sizing Most traders think they have a strategy problem when, in reality, they have a position-sizing problem. They take on too much risk, get hit with a loss, and suddenly their account — and confidence — takes a major hit. The truth is, it’s not the market that’s wiping them out. It’s their inability to manage risk properly. The 1% Rule: The Difference Between Pros and Amateurs If you want to survive market volatility, you have to trade like a professional. And pros don’t bet the farm on any single trade. They follow a simple rule — risk no more than 1% of their total account per position. Think about it. If you have a $50,000 account and you risk 1% per trade, that’s a $500 loss if the trade goes against you. That’s manageable. But if you’re risking 10% per trade? Five losing trades in a row and half your account is gone. The goal isn’t to avoid losses — losses are part of the game. The goal is to make sure no single loss puts you out of business. Why You Need to Keep Taking Trades Most traders don’t understand how probability works. They take a loss, panic, and either stop trading or start changing their system. But what separates successful traders from everyone else is that they keep taking trades. Take a strategy with a 60% win rate. In the short term, you could easily lose five trades in a row. But over 100 trades, that win rate will play out. If you quit after a few losses, you never give probability a chance to work in your favor. The solution? Position size correctly so you can stay in the game. If a trade goes against you, it shouldn’t impact your ability to take the next one. If you’re making emotional decisions because of your trade size, you’re already in trouble. The best traders don’t focus on avoiding losses because losses are inevitable. They focus on surviving them. Position sizing isn’t just about protecting your capital — it’s about making sure you’re still around to take the trades that matter. I hope that helps!Roger Scott Roger Scott Trading Follow along and join the conversation for real-time analysis, trade ideas, market insights and more! Telegram: https://t.me/+_vmfwkeP8fA5YWQ5 Important Note: No one from The TradingPub team or any of its associated brands will ever contact you directly on Telegram. *This is for informational and educational purposes only. There is an inherent risk in trading, so trade at your own risk. _______________________________________________March Marathon Broadcast: Discover Roger’s No. 1 Weekly Turnaround Stock and More! I've got some exciting news tailor-made just for you! We are hosting an all-day March Marathon broadcast today… And at 10AM ET, I'll be revealing my #1 Weekly Turnaround Stock and guide you through a 2-Step Training Workshop. This is your chance to learn the best approach to target this stock as we look to the week ahead. This approach taps into a unique market phenomenon that has worked well regardless of economic cycles or media noise, averaging an 80% success rate across more than 100 trade alerts! While I can't guarantee future profits or protect against losses, the results so far have been really promising. Let's start putting these weekly turnarounds to work for you! See You at 10 AM ET!_______________________________________________P.S. Here is the rest of today’s March Marathon schedule… The profits and performance shown are not typical. We make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. From 11/28/22 to 02/28/25 on closed trade signals, the average win rate is 80.39%, and the average return per position (winners and losers) is 11.26% with an average hold time of 10 days on the options._______________________________________________Want to get a link to TradingPub content, trade ideas, real-time market analysis and educational tidbits? We have you covered! Telegram is an entirely free messaging app and getting access is as easy as 1… 2… 3… 1. Download Telegram on your mobile device (Before you can add Telegram to your desktop computer, you must download the application on your phone and create your account: To download to your iPhone, click here. To download to your Android device, click here. After the download is complete, please create an account. NOTE: You can manage your privacy settings by clicking “Settings,” and then “Privacy & Security.” 2. Download Telegram on your desktop: Once you’ve downloaded Telegram onto your mobile device and created your personal account, you can download it onto your desktop computer. To download onto your PC, click here. To download onto your MacOS, click here. 3. Then add our channels by clicking these links! Live events: https://t.me/+Z91avyCoq-hiNTQx Lance Ippolito: https://t.me/+-gVwEIwGJhplMTgx Graham Lindman: https://t.me/+abM5RWRJKrpkNWI5 Roger Scott: https://t.me/+_vmfwkeP8fA5YWQ5 Chris Pulver: https://t.me/+KXgQLaFa1ns5ZDQ5 Jeffry Turnmire: https://t.me/+6TdDE7-F6GlhMmJh See you there! _______________________________________________ |
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ABOUT US Lance Ippolito: Specializing in institutional order flow and event-driven trading, Lance has spent the past seven years focusing on trader education and mentorship. He has developed custom trading strategies and indicators for multiple platforms. Kane Shieh: A former VP and Portfolio Manager at a leading investment management firm, Kane has managed substantial assets and played key roles during significant financial events. He now shares his insights with traders worldwide.
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