http://www.capexforextrading.com/money-management There are many traders who generate more wins than losses but still find themselves in a losing position for the given time period. This is a classic example of money management gone wrong. In other words, they do not calculate and apply the correct risk/reward ratio to their trading strategies. In general terms, a 1:2 risk reward ratio should be used which simply means that your potential reward is two times bigger than your risk. This is the correct way to trade. Professional traders do recommend a 1:3 ratio for obvious reasons but it is up to you and your trading style which ratio you should use. In our video tutorial we describe and analyse an example of how risk/reward should be used but if you have any questions or comments do let us know.