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Strategies & Market Trends : Swing Trading Using Chart Patterns:

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From: 1_Deaddog10/1/2012 7:38:14 PM
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Capital at risk determines my position size on a trade.

If my trading account is 25K and I risk 0.20% then capital at risk is $50.00

My position size is determined by dividing my risk (entry price – stop price) into my risk capital.

For the above example if my entry price is $10.00 and my stop is $9.50 my risk = $0.50

If my risk capital is $50.00 then I buy ($50/$0.50) 100 shares.

Here are today’s trades:

FMC;
Buy @ 55.85
Stop = 54.95 Target = 59
Capital at risk = 0.20%

HAIN:
Buy @ 64.30
Stop = 62.9
Capital at risk = 0.20%
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