Summary of Como definir a alavancagem máxima para não ser liquidado
The video discusses how to determine the maximum Leverage to use in trading without risking Liquidation. The presenter emphasizes the importance of using a Stop Loss in trades and provides a detailed explanation of the calculations involved in determining maximum Leverage based on Stop Loss size and margin consumption.
Main Financial Strategies and Concepts:
- Leverage and Liquidation: Understanding how Leverage works and the risk of Liquidation when margin is consumed.
- Stop Loss Importance: The necessity of placing a Stop Loss to mitigate risks and avoid Liquidation.
- Margin Calculations: How to calculate the margin required for a trade based on the desired Leverage and Stop Loss percentage.
Methodology/Step-by-Step Guide:
- Define Trade Parameters:
- Calculate Maximum Leverage:
- Understand Liquidation occurs when your margin is consumed (approximately 90% of the margin).
- Use the formula: Maximum Leverage = (Settlement Margin) / (Size of Stop).
- Use of a Spreadsheet:
- The presenter offers a Spreadsheet to help with calculations, which can be copied for personal use.
- Safety Margins:
- Consider using a safety margin (e.g., 90%) to ensure a buffer against Liquidation.
- Avoid Cross Margin:
- The presenter advises against using cross margin due to the risk of putting the entire bankroll at risk.
Presenters/Sources:
- The video is presented by an unnamed individual on a YouTube channel focused on Trading Education.
- The content references Binance for trading calculations.
Notable Quotes
— 09:09 — « I know this is boring as hell, but we need to understand a little the logic here of how it works, right? »
— 12:01 — « When you are liquidated, you don't lose your margin that you put in. Normally you lose the margin and lose a fine, right? »
— 12:27 — « Don't use the Cross margin, okay, don't use the Cross image because it's very dangerous. »
— 15:27 — « I don't think I've ever seen a video explaining leverage in this way and liquidation in this way, but I think it's important for us to know how liquidation works. »
Category
Business and Finance