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Hi' am i getting it correct, you can use one platform for many different brokers simultaneously? Regards David

Thanx guys! I realise now that going small is the way to go. MadMarketScientist- I didn't even think about the correlation beetween the pairs from a risk-management point of view, thanks for pointing that out. Regards David

Hi again, No, one would probably like to keep the risk in a zone where mental breakdown is not imminent So this is probably a question asked too many times, but is there any firmly set rules for risk-management from a position point of view that many beginners utilise? Thanx David

Hi, i'm new to the forum and to trading and i think this post was great, maybe with the correct risk-management the psychology part wont be so big. Thanx for a nice post. Regards David

Hi, i'm new to this forum, and new to trading so i'm really excited and eager to learn something new, i've got lots to learn If i understood the thread correct, there's a risk of a StopLoss not executing because of where the SL is being held. Let's say for example my platform "holds" the SL information and let's say i'm running a couple of trades with SL's on them and all of a sudden my computer dies, and i'm not at home so i don't notice this. If my trades keep running at the broker, the SL's wont kick in and i will loose money. How would i prevent this from happening? do most brokers inform of how they handle SL's? or is this something i would have to ask every broker before using their system? Anyone with any experience from this type of problem. I hope i didn't confuse you all too much with my explanation. Regards David