1. What are some of the disadvantage of trading a very small account?

2. A part from trading discipline, how can a trader avoid making big losses from trading?

3. Forex trading is a very highly risky venture that operates on probability basis

4. The aggregated consecutive losses on your account that can lead to a big loss or reduction on your account is termed as

5. If my account balance is $10000 and I make a loss of 50% on shorting EUR/USD, what would be my total drawdown?

6. If I am risking 20% on an account of $10000 per trade, and I get 3 consecutive losses, how many winning trades do I need to break-even?

7. In forex trading, losses are always going to occur but limiting the losses and preserving your trading capital are most vital for staying in a game.

8. What is the general rule in risk management that enables a trader to risk less enough to keep him long in the forex game?

9. What is risk to reward ratio?

10. The following are some of the questions a trader should ask him/her self before taking any trade.
I. Have I identified the entry point? If yes,
II. Where do I put the stop loss?
III. Where do I put my target profit? How much reward can I get according to what I am risking?
IV. What should I buy after taking my profit?

11. Risk to reward ratio is

12. If the number of pips from entry point is 15pips and the target point is at 45pips from entry, what would be my risk to reward ratio?

13. Setting very big risk to reward ratio is well influenced by

14. How do you calculate your drawdown?

15. The following statements are the common causes of account draw downs in forex trading.