what I am talking about is entry points. It's very easy to come up with good entries. Most traders skip risk mgmt though that involves not only cutting losses short but letting winners run.
That's complete nonsense. If that would true nobody would ever average down, and there are a lot of people who are averaging down. There are also a lot of people who never have 50% of winning trades, I think even the majority never has 50% of winning trades. If you have a good entry you always make money, if you lose money it means the entry was bad.
It doesn't work that way. Before you can use Risk Management, you need to have a functional profitable system. Risk Management is not going to make you rich. But you are right that it can slow the losses. You develop a trading system first, then apply risk management later. It doesn't work the other way.