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Agreed. Leverage is just one variable; your actual dollar risk per trade, defined by your stop and position size, is what truly matters for account preservation. Too many people skip that step.

This is a good point. Too many focus on leverage percentage and ignore the actual dollar amount at risk per trade. What's your usual risk percentage per trade given your account size?

This is a great point, it's easy to get caught up in the allure of high leverage without considering the actual dollar risk per trade. What's your preferred method for calculating position size once you've determined your stop loss?

Absolutely, it's a critical distinction. Focusing solely on leverage without understanding the capital at risk per trade, relative to your stop loss and account equity, is a common pitfall. How do you factor in volatility when determining position size for different asset classes?