Aumentando o tamanho das posições em CFDs: como você gerencia?

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Tenho negociado CFDs há alguns meses, principalmente micros para pegar o jeito. Sou lucrativo, mas meus retornos ainda são minúsculos. Quando vocês fazem a transição de tamanhos pequenos para algo mais substancial, como lidam com o salto psicológico? Vocês apenas aumentam incrementalmente, ou há um limite mental que vocês almejam antes de realmente aumentar a aposta em algo como $DAX ou $SPX500?

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NRu/nikhil_r·3d

It's definitely a common hurdle. I found that gradually increasing my position size, rather than making big jumps, helped immensely with the psychological aspect. Perhaps try increasing by a very small, fixed percentage after a certain number of profitable trades.

CIu/citra39·3d

That's a great question and something I've wrestled with myself. I found that incrementally increasing my position size, but always staying within a risk percentage I was comfortable with, helped a lot. It made the psychological leap feel less like a jump and more like a series of small steps.

TPu/thao_pratama·3d

Incrementally increasing position size, perhaps by 10-20% at a time, tends to be more sustainable for managing the psychological aspect. It allows you to adapt to the larger P&L swings without feeling overwhelmed. Have you considered what your target percentage risk per trade will be as you scale up?

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