A round table with you , brannigan and merrit black would be cool to see. You three are traders I see as role models, not so many years ahead like a 30 y veteran but still a good level up higher i feel alot of times , veteran traders forget the perspective of what it took to get them where they are.
He didn't quite say that, he said it depends on your goals and where you are at. If you are new he advised a fixed 1% to stay alive. But if you're experienced and want to make 7 figures then your risk management will need to be more dynamic in line with that target. He comes from prop firms and they don't use risk management in the sense of a fixed percent. They have a maximum loss in a day and are free to use that capital with whatever risk reward they feel fits their confidence in the setups for that day. It's not a one size fits all game.
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Some amazing guidance in this interview thanks
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Korbs you’ve turned into an awesome interviewer. Appreciate you my man.
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Excellent content really. I’ve been waiting for this kind of trustworthy approach for years
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An excellent and much needed conversation! Thanks so you both!
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A round table with you , brannigan and merrit black would be cool to see. You three are traders I see as role models, not so many years ahead like a 30 y veteran but still a good level up higher i feel alot of times , veteran traders forget the perspective of what it took to get them where they are.
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+1
I was thinking the same thing
thank you korbs these interviews are perfect
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Thanks Korbs for the Podcast
It helps alot
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You could tell if someone is a real trader just from the way they talk. I enjoyed this video. Good job
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Thanks 🙏🏽
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Sheesh that song playing in the background during the AD is a great choice
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I reposted this on my twitter.
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Proper!!
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Lol wow this guy is so realistic!
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Constantly says one doesn't need risk management, then proceeds to describe risk management practices.
He didn't quite say that, he said it depends on your goals and where you are at. If you are new he advised a fixed 1% to stay alive. But if you're experienced and want to make 7 figures then your risk management will need to be more dynamic in line with that target. He comes from prop firms and they don't use risk management in the sense of a fixed percent. They have a maximum loss in a day and are free to use that capital with whatever risk reward they feel fits their confidence in the setups for that day. It's not a one size fits all game.
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$4,000 a month in costs? Huh
man, this dood can spout off
Brannigan ❤
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