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You are here: Home / Chart Reviews / Trading Timeframe Influences Position Size

Trading Timeframe Influences Position Size

December 14, 2011 By Jeff White Filed Under: Chart Reviews

Equally important to locating entries and exits is the matter of sizing your positions. Too much and you can’t stick with the trade plan, aborting in favor of diminishing emotions (whether greed or fear). Too little and you don’t maximize the use of your capital.

While some traders prefer a standard lot size, in this video I’ll discuss the notion that your timeframe for the trade should influence your position size.

Yes, the chart itself will help determine your exits, but that’s also a function of how long you’ll expect to be in the trade.

Check out the video for a quick 5-minute explanation and you’ll see exactly what I mean.

Direct video link is here.

Be sure to view in HD (720P) and full-screen mode for best quality in the video.

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Jeff

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Jeff White started trading in 1998 and resides in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area with his wife and two sons. Twitter / Google+ / Facebook / StockTwits

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