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In this guide, we’ll show you the different strategies and risk management practices you might
include in your trading to get the most out of our signals.

This guide will include detailed descriptions for two of the risk management settings we personally
use. This includes a description of the stop loss, used take profit levels and risk profile.

General considerations

All our signals are meant to be taken immediately after being sent. We cannot guarantee a
profitable result if our trades are entered with delay.

Some of the trades we take are closed or completed very quickly, we therefore recommend you
stay alert during our trading hours, which are from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. EST.

Our trading session is generally over by 11:00 a.m. EST.

We offer 1 stop loss and 6 take profit points for you to customize according to your trading
preferences.

Strategy 1: 1/1 Risk Reward Ratio (RRR)

Just in case you didn’t know, risk reward ratio is the number that represents how many dollars you
earn for every dollar you risk.

So, for example:

If your trades are closed on the 1/1 RRR, you would be profiting 1 dollar for every dollar you risk.

Or

If your trades are closed on the 1/3 RRR, you would be profiting 3 dollars for every dollar you risk.

We want to make sure you know this, because it is the foundation of our trading systems.

Risk profile:

When using the 1/1 RRR strategy, we recommend you risk from 0.5% to 1% of your account per
trade. So, if you have a $5,000, you would be risking from $25 to $50 on every trade.

We do not move the stop loss to breakeven price at any point with this strategy, although you may
do it if considered convenient.

We do not close partial profits at any point with this strategy, although you may do it if considered
convenient.

Take profit point:

When using the 1/1 RRR strategy, every trade should be closed as soon as the first take profit
(TP1) signal has been sent to the channel. For US30, this will always be 200 pips in profit. In order
to avoid delays, we recommend you set up the take profit price directly on your trading platform.

Stop loss point:

When using the 1/1 RRR strategy, every trade should be closed as soon as the stop loss signal (SL)
signal has been sent to the channel. For US30, this will always be 200 pips in loss. In order to avoid
delays, we recommend you set up the stop loss price directly on your trading platform.

Lot size:

There is no definitive answer to this question, since every broker has a different pip count and
contract size. However, you can contact us at https://t.me/lucrohelp and we will gladly help you
find the right lot size for your broker.

Win rate:

By itself, this strategy has an average monthly win rate of 66%. This means that on average 66 out
of every 100 trades you take will result in profit.

Strategy 2: 1/5 Risk Reward Ratio (RRR)

Just in case you didn’t know, risk reward ratio is the number that represents how many dollars you
earn for every dollar you risk.

So, for example:

If your trades are closed on the 1/1 RRR, you would be profiting 1 dollar for every dollar you risk.

Or

If your trades are closed on the 1/5 RRR, you would be profiting 5 dollars for every dollar you risk.

We want to make sure you know this, because it is the foundation of our trading systems.

Risk profile:

When using the 1/5 RRR strategy, we recommend you risk from 0.5% to 1% of your account per
trade. So, if you have a $5,000, you would be risking from $25 to $50 on every trade.

We do not close partial profits at any point with this strategy, although you may do it if considered
convenient.

Take profit point:

When using the 1/5 RRR strategy, every trade should be closed as soon as the fifth take profit
(TP5) signal has been sent to the channel. For US30, this will always be 1000 pips in profit. In order
to avoid delays, we recommend you set up the take profit price directly on your trading platform.

Stop loss point:

When using the 1/5 RRR strategy, every trade should be closed as soon as the stop loss signal (SL)
signal has been sent to the channel. For US30, this will always be 200 pips in loss. In order to avoid
delays, we recommend you set up the stop loss price directly on your trading platform.

Stop loss to breakeven point:

When using the 1/5 RRR strategy, you can move the trade’s stop loss price to breakeven point
when the third take profit (TP3) signal has been sent. For US30, this will always be 600 pips in
profit. We recommend you do this to eliminate the chance of profitable trades to become losing
trades. This can be set up in your trading platform by changing the stop loss price to the entry
price.

Lot size:

There is no definitive answer to this question, since every broker has a different pip count and
contract size. However, you can contact us at https://t.me/lucrohelp and we will gladly help you
find the right lot size for your broker.

Win rate:

By itself, this strategy has an average monthly win rate of 37%. This means that on average 37 out
of every 100 trades you take will result in profit, and every profitable trade will earn you five times
what a losing trade takes from you.

Other strategies:
We know that many other risk management strategies can be used with our signals, and that you
could come up with one that suits your trading psychology and needs even better than our
strategies. We highly encourage you to thoroughly backtest any risk management strategy you
want to implement with our signals.