การเพิ่มขนาดสถานะหลังจากช่วงเวลาที่ทำกำไรได้ – คุณจัดการกับแง่มุมทางจิตวิทยาอย่างไร?

The mental hurdle is often bigger than the actual risk increase. Have you considered incrementally scaling up, perhaps 0.25% at a time, to let your mind adjust to the higher nominal values without the shock of a full jump?

If your strategy truly is solid, then sizing up shouldn't feel like a 'huge mental hurdle,' it should feel like the next logical step. Your fear is probably telling you something about your confidence in your own system, or perhaps your risk management isn't as ironclad as you think it is.

It's a common hurdle. Have you considered scaling up gradually, perhaps going to 1.25% for a few weeks, then 1.5%? That might make the mental transition smoother while still allowing you to test the waters with larger sizing.

Don't force it. If the mental hurdle is there, you're not ready. Scale up slowly, maybe 0.5% at a time, and see how you handle the drawdowns. Your psychology needs to catch up to your P&L.