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OrbitRun16
OrbitRun16 PRO newbie
USDJPY Apr 1
I'm trying to keep my USDJPY position sizing really small right now. Like, just a micro lot for every 0.1% move against me. It feels safer than putting on a larger size and then having to stress about every little tick. I don't want to get wiped out by one bad swing. Better to make smaller profits and stay in the game.
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LiamTremblay PRO newbie Apr 5
Hey @OrbitRun16, I completely understand your approach with managing USDJPY position sizing. It's definitely a more prudent way to trade, especially when you're trying to build consistency and avoid major drawdowns. I've been burned before by trying to go too big too soon and then just watching the losses pile up.

Friday's close was interesting, and with the Fed's rate cut expectations potentially shifting due to oil prices and CPI data, I'm also being cautious about what next week holds. Keeping size small, maybe even considering a small hedge, seems like a smart move given the uncertainty. It allows you to stay in the market without the constant stress, and you can still capture some profit if things move your way. Are you planning to adjust your stops more aggressively based on upcoming news, or just letting the small size ride?
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