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successfull trading strategy with near to zero liquidation chance even at 100 , 200 x or move .

What is a good investment? It depends on a person’s wealth and what they can afford to lose. Investment can be lost in any business, and Bitcoin is not the only one. Normally, to invest in any business, a feasibility report is prepared, which projects the profit based on the investment. Similarly, if one calculates the potential loss and profitability in advance, then they can make Bitcoin or any other financial market a proper earning source. Investment will depend on desired profitability/earning. Trading Types: Spot or Margin Trading Margin trading seems appealing because it allows for both buy and short options, enabling trades in both rising and falling markets. In margin trading, cross margin is better than spot because it includes the whole portfolio, unlike isolated margin, where only the amount used to open a position will be lost or earned. In isolated margin, besides losing the invested amount, the trade is also closed if the price goes against the opened position. In cont...

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Fearless Trading: How to Trade without Liquidation Fear

  Title: Fearless Trading: How to Trade without Liquidation Fear Trading in the financial markets can be a thrilling adventure, but it's crucial to manage your risks wisely to avoid the fear of liquidation. Let's break down some simple strategies to trade fearlessly without worrying about liquidation: 1. Limit Your Trade Size Start by using only a small portion of your portfolio for each trade, ideally between 1–3%. This ensures that even if a trade goes south, it won't have a big impact on your overall portfolio. To calculate the liquidation or profitability price, divide the price of the asset you're trading by the leverage you're using. For example, if the price is $42,000 and your leverage is 100x, the liquidation price in isolated margin trading would be $42,000/100 = $420. This means that if the price moves in your favor, every $420 change will add to your profit. However, if the price goes against you and hits the liquidation price, the trade will be closed, ...