Do not suffocate your trade instead give it enough space to breath.

**Marcus Reilly** · 07-06-2015, 01:04 PM

When we say high lot size, we mean that the volume we are using for our trading is so far above the ground compare to the size of trading account that we possess. When we use high lot size in our trading session, our trade does not have space to work because when you open a trade does not mean that the market would continue immediately to go in your decision. If you place say a buy in market, this those not mean that the bears in the market would not try their luck to push the market to their side, even if the market is a bullish trend. So, when we use a high lot size, when those pull back comes, we might be stop easily even before the market goes to our market. Do not suffocate your trade but give enough ventilation to breath properly.

**theseda** · 07-06-2015, 02:54 PM

so it is important to make money management on your trading. use minimum lot size when you just want to try even you still newbie in forex. raise your lot size when you gain fund twice of your money before. Raise again when you earn 2 x from your money before. Don't change your lot size if your money don't grow up. You will not "suffocate" if you are discipline in your trading. Enjoy your trading. market price move fluctuate in forex. so even your prediction and your position contrary with market price moving don't be panic. The price will move back. Just wait and see. If market moved far away from your prediction and you decide to take cut loss when it come back again, take it. it is better to close position and lose a little then open another position even wait in long time and you do not get profit. those are some ways to trade without suffocate and has no space to breath. how about your opinion.

**Ricard Dorman** · 12-07-2017, 05:35 PM

Originally Posted by Marcus Reilly

When we say high lot size, we mean that the volume we are using for our trading is so far above the ground compare to the size of trading account that we possess. When we use high lot size in our trading session, our trade does not have space to work because when you open a trade does not mean that the market would continue immediately to go in your decision. If you place say a buy in market, this those not mean that the bears in the market would not try their luck to push the market to their side, even if the market is a bullish trend. So, when we use a high lot size, when those pull back comes, we might be stop easily even before the market goes to our market. Do not suffocate your trade but give enough ventilation to breath properly.

To be honest, I don’t have any specific plan on any particular trade position; in my trading I always use a fixed trading lots size! I see, high trading lots size always brings high loss; this is why; I like to trade with a small trading lots size! In addition, I want to make a decent consistent result in my trading! Besides, I always take small breaks in my trading; this habit helps me a lot to research myself.

**Zachary Davis** · 03-10-2018, 11:03 PM

Originally Posted by Ricard Dorman

To be honest, I don’t have any specific plan on any particular trade position; in my trading I always use a fixed trading lots size! I see, high trading lots size always brings high loss; this is why; I like to trade with a small trading lots size! In addition, I want to make a decent consistent result in my trading! Besides, I always take small breaks in my trading; this habit helps me a lot to research myself.

Nice to know your trading plan! By the way, how you select your break session periods? Means, after making couple of TP’s/SL’s; or any specific hour’s number?

**Ricard Dorman** · 03-10-2018, 11:07 PM

Originally Posted by Zachary Davis

Nice to know your trading plan! By the way, how you select your break session periods? Means, after making couple of TP’s/SL’s; or any specific hour’s number?

No, I don’t take the break according to my result (whatever it is, TP or SL that doesn’t mean much to me)! Usually, I take 15 minutes break in every 3^rd hour, that’s it!

**Zachary Davis** · 03-10-2018, 11:10 PM

Originally Posted by Ricard Dorman

No, I don’t take the break according to my result (whatever it is, TP or SL that doesn’t mean much to me)! Usually, I take 15 minutes break in every 3^rd hour, that’s it!

Wow; such a cool plan! I guess you are a full time trader! So, in a day how much time you spend here (in average)?

**Ricard Dorman** · 03-10-2018, 11:13 PM

Originally Posted by Zachary Davis

Wow; such a cool plan! I guess you are a full time trader! So, in a day how much time you spend here (in average)?

Probably more than 12 hours; even in the weekend I make my weekly plan! Forex is my main source of income; so I like to spend my full time here! It’s all about my game plan.

**FXOpen Trader** · 08-31-2022, 06:50 PM

Originally Posted by Ricard Dorman

Probably more than 12 hours; even in the weekend I make my weekly plan! Forex is my main source of income; so I like to spend my full time here! It’s all about my game plan.

Forex traders can learn trading only after some planning and Efforts.