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  3. but is it still risky to use high leverage if you have a stop loss?

    the stop loss would prevent liquidation correct?

    1. Fees are very high when using more leverage and also if u use a stop loss u do lose money but the stop loss would be super close to the entry price if u dont want to lose much so its very risky

    2. @@gigamin3735 what does he mean by entry price? you used the same phrase, please help a beginner

    4. ​@chisomUgo3333 The less leverage you use, the more room you have to make mistakes and not be correct it wouldn’t really matter, but if you use 50x leverage then here you must be really good at timing the market if the price move against you, you will get liquidated instantly because liquidation price would be so so close to your entry while 10x leverage your liquidation is little far away from you entry. Do you understand?

    5. @@ezeycomputers entry price is the price in which you put a order (a buy or sell order doesnt matter)

  4. That’s why you use only 5% of your margin (cross) when you do trades to have a lower risk of liquidation and use stop loss please

  6. I use 500x leversge i put my stop loss at breakeven immediately if it runs it runs if i get stopped i weight for my re-entry

  8. Best part is the people who dont look at their liquidation price before confirming getting liquidated immediately cause they leveraged to high

  9. Also most exchanges aren’t going to put their liquidation price at exactly 10%, it’s going to be significantly lower in their favor.

    1. Why is this??? I usually get liquidated early at -90% sometimes even at -80%… All my money gone and it didn’t even reach my liquidation price. 🤧 This is on pancake swap and BYBIT too

  10. when you understand TA, and risk tolerance, small capital and high leverage is the best, because either way, your money could still get liquidated even on small leverage.

    3. It’s not the best because with high leverage you could be liquidated so close to your entry, at least with low leverage if the market goes against you you will have more chance of not being liquidated if you put your entry in a good place based on TA and SMC

  11. that way the market also needs to make a bigger move for you to make profit.

  12. LOL this is a lie. Leverage changes your fee, which is subtracted from your principle, which means you’re more likely to get liquidated. This reduces your win ratio.

    1. It’s not that leverage changes your fee but more of it’s the bigger position that changes your fee.

      In bybit, fee to open is 0.00055*Position

      where 0.00055 is a taker fee

  13. I thought maybe the fees on the trade would be different. Didn’t know it affects the liquidation price if you borrow as opposed to using your own money

  16. your liquidation price will be the same. what MATTERS is your margin %, which is how much % of your futures account is in that position. whether youre using 10x or 200x, the liquidation price is the same because the margin is the same.

    1. Depends on the broker you’re using. I’ve seen both ways. One uses margin % to calculate things. And the other doesn’t allow cross, so by default all trades liquidation price is based solely on your position size vs how much collateral you have in your entry.

      Which gives the same result. Just one is easier to understand and gives more flexibility I think since you can add to your position with a higher or lower leveraged amount and pull out your margin/collateral and it will average out

  17. if people dont those basics they should not be allowed to open trades in futures.

  18. That flash sender worked once and failed twice — then I tried a cleaner version from another video. The channel name had “vault” in it.

  19. I’ve seen a version where they test multiple addresses in one run. Found it last week on a channel with tutorials.

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