What is your favorite Position Sizing method ?

Discussion in 'Risk Management' started by TrAndy2022, Aug 12, 2022.

What is your favorite Position Sizing Method

  1. None

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  2. Fixed Size

    30.0%
  3. Real Time Position Sizing

    0 vote(s)
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  4. Equity Curve Crossovers

    0 vote(s)
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  5. Percent Volatility

    30.0%
  6. Kelly Formula

    20.0%
  7. Fixed Fractional

    0 vote(s)
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  8. Optimal f

    0 vote(s)
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  9. Percent of Equity

    20.0%
  10. Max Drawdown Method

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Multiple votes are allowed.
  1. What is your favorite Position Sizing method and why (for what purpose or goal) please ?

    Position Sizing methods to mention some here are:
    1.None
    2.Fixed Size
    3.Constant Value
    4.Fixed Amount of Equity
    5.Percent Volatility
    6.Kelly Formula
    7.Fixed Fractional
    8.Optimal f
    9.Profit Risk Method
    10.Fixed Ratio
    11.Generalized Ratio
    12.Margin Target
    13.Leverage Target
    14.Percent of Equity
    15.Max Drawdown Method
    16.Maximum Possible
    17.Equity Curve Crossovers
    18.Real Time Position Sizing
     
  2. Any poll is limited to maximal 10 options where to choose from, so I had to limit myself here. But you can post in addition to the poll.
     
  3. mikeriley

    mikeriley

    Fluid determined by market conditions.
     
  4. Tokenz

    Tokenz

    What's your favorite color?
     
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  5. ffs1001

    ffs1001

    WTF is up with OP? He's created a number of these polls.

    Not sure if he's actually trading and genuinely looking to increase his knowledge, or just autistic, or looking for attention, or wanting to impress with fancy terminology.

    Anyway, what's my favourite Position size?

    69.

    Oh damn it, wrong pole, sorry poll.
    Doh, I'm sticking with 69. Final answer.
     
    Last edited: Aug 12, 2022
  6. deaddog

    deaddog

    I prefer 77.
    You get 8 more.
     
  7. Compounding. Create a nuclear bomb of returns. -- Assuming, of course, the trader has a great methodology and process and understanding of the market. and not just completely gambling and praying and hoping, and waiting to blow up and bust.
     
  8. virtusa

    virtusa

    I prefer quality above quantity. But best is quality and quantity.
     
  9. Is 16. = ALL IN with leverage?
     
  10. 16.Maximum Possible
    This method sets the position size to the maximum possible number of shares or contracts based on margin requirements. In other words, you’ll trade as many contracts or shares as you can afford. For example, consider a futures trade where the margin requirement for one contract is $3000. For a $25,000 account, the maximum possible number of contracts is 25000/3000 or eight contracts. For a stock trade with an entry price of $14, a margin requirement of 50% and an account size of $35,000, the maximum possible number of shares would be 5000 shares (35000/(0.5 x 14)).
     
    #10     Aug 13, 2022
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