Rules, rules, rules (part 1) ...
Before I start putting my money at risk there are two sets of rules I have to create. The first set of rules cover money management, how much money to risk and how often. Investopedia has a good article on this. In limit poker part of the rules were defined for me. I could only risk bets in set increments defined by the table stakes.
The other two limit poker rules were:
For my stock market project the rules will be:
Right now they are all just place holders, until I fund my account later this week.
Current Trades
Trading Account Summary
The other two limit poker rules were:
- Have a bankroll of 300 times the size of the "big blind". (So at $0.50/$1 tables, have a $300 bankroll)
- Start each table session with 30 times the size of the "big blind". (Assuming same stakes, $30)
- If you exhaust your funds for the session; stop, "cool off", and examine the table situation and your performance before deciding to call it a day or continue playing.
- Fold when you KNOW you are beat. (This is the hardest to learn.)
For my stock market project the rules will be:
- Each trade will only be 2% of my total account value.
- Total money at risk (over all current trades) will be less that 20% of total account value.
- Use REAL stop-loss / take profit orders, not "mental" stops.
- Stop, "cool off", and re-examine if I reach 30% drawdown.
Right now they are all just place holders, until I fund my account later this week.
What is it? BlahBlah
Ticker: XXXX
Cost: $X.XX
Value: $X.XX
Exit Point: $X.XX
Current Balance: $X.XX
Current Value: $X.XX
Highest Value: $X.XX
Lowest Value: $X.XX
Highest Drawdown: XX%
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