Many traders overcomplicate position management, but in contract trading, it boils down to four simple words: "Risk Determines Position" (using potential loss to define position size). In contract trading, managing your positions is critical for safeguarding capital and achieving consistent profits. The core principle is controlling the loss per trade—not obsessing over leverage or position size. Typically, traders should limit losses to ≤5% of their total account balance. For beginners, a ≤2...

Many traders overcomplicate position management, but in contract trading, it boils down to four simple words: "Risk Determines Position" (using potential loss to define position size). In contract trading, managing your positions is critical for safeguarding capital and achieving consistent profits. The core principle is controlling the loss per trade—not obsessing over leverage or position size. Typically, traders should limit losses to ≤5% of their total account balance. For beginners, a ≤2...