indicates that we now are losing proportionally more money in the losing trades.
The cost for making a profit has increased with the increased risk per trade.
However, this is not to say that the 2 percent risk per trade is the preferred
alternative. That is completely up to you to decide, after having tested the system
for different risk levels and comparing all the results in a way that feels most com-
fortable to you.322 PART 4 Money Management
FIGURE 26.12
End result of f—4 percent on three markets.FIGURE 26.13
Flattened equity curve.