From Repeated Stop-Losses to Risk Management
Too many losses without clear risk controls. The trader experienced repeated stop-losses and an unstable equity curve. Without a consistent risk management framework, individual losses could accumulate and expose the account to excessive drawdown.
Introduced a fixed risk-per-trade framework. Established daily and weekly loss limits. Defined position sizing rules and maximum exposure. Added controls to prevent losses from accumulating beyond predefined limits.
Maximum drawdown reduced from approximately 30% to 15%. The new framework helped limit downside exposure and reduce equity-curve volatility.



