It is the most common way I see disciplined traders blow a month. Every trade has a stop, every stop is 1% of the account, and the rules are followed perfectly. Then the dollar has one strong day and all three stop out together. A planned 1% loss turns into 3% before lunch.
The trades looked different. They were not. They all depended on the same thing.
Treat them as one position. Suggested risk: 0.35x your usual size on each, so the group risks about what one trade would.
It costs nothing to follow and it takes nothing away from the winners. When the dollar does move your way, the group still pays like one good trade. When it moves against you, it costs like one loss, not three. Over a year, that is the difference between a rough month and an account you have to rebuild.
Every Sunday: swing setups across stocks, forex and crypto with the entry, stop and target decided before the open, drawn on the chart, with alerts the moment a level hits.
Get this week's setupsNo. Entries, stops and targets stay exactly as published. The warning only suggests how much to risk on each trade in the group.
It is a guide. If you already trade smaller, or only take one trade from the group, you are covered.
Yes. Stocks are grouped by sector and theme, crypto as one group, and metals and oil by what drives them.