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  1. 15/06/2009 18:13 #61
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    If I can sort out a 2nd funding method I'm in!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dulence View Post
    If I can sort out a 2nd funding method I'm in!
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  3. 15/06/2009 19:50 #63
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    If this is set for the whole of July I would be up for it. Any later and I away for a month. So July and count me in.

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    Regarding the starting amount, I would personally feel most comfortable at about the £100 mark.

  5. 15/06/2009 20:44 #65
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    Regarding the amount, I'm happy to play for any amount in the range £25 to £100.

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    £100 works for me. Enough to cover a bit of variance, not enough to cry if I lose it learning

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    £100 would be the highest I could go and having no experience I must admit I even find that a bit scary if i can lose it in one shot! Still if Ascot goes well I should be ok. Bring on the offers!

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    Don't worry wndllll, you *shouldn't* lose it all in one go.

    Always have an amount you are comfortable with losing per trade. If you are scalping, that might be just 3-4 ticks you can afford to let it go against you. If you were trading an odds on fave, that would be just £3-4. I have actually tried always trading out if it goes one tick against me, although this can be quite frustrating if you get a bad run.

    If you are doing larger moves for swing trading, then you'd need to adjust your level, or your stake, but its never bang or bust.

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    I'm certainly happy with the £100 mark.
    What happens if I don't trade at all and keep my £100 and everyone loses theirs - Do I win?
    ...
    Have a stick and plan to use it - A LOT!!!

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    For those starting off in trading there is no crime is trading a few pound to start with to get the feel for it. If you see your bankroll increasing you can up it. Maybe do 5-10% of your bankroll - or more, depending on how confident you feel. If it goes up then great your return will get higher - if it goes down you are not risk everything and have a chance to try again.
    Did that make sense? It did to me for a moment there...
    Have a stick and plan to use it - A LOT!!!

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