Risk Management Table for Newcomers to Day Trading on the US Stock Exchange (NYSE,NASDAQ,AMEX)

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Wrote a level table day trader on NYSE.Approximately so it is necessary to gain experience for trading on NYSE for beginners and experienced traders. It's my personal opinion.

*Standard stock position for trading
**Daily loss limit on the day after which trading stops
***Total profit for the week, to move to the next level
****Total minus for the week, to move to the previous level

For beginners, the transition is based on the results of two or three weeks, for more experienced traders a week is enough.

If the total profit does not exceed the weekly loss or profit, then the level for the next week remains the same.

Level Standard position* Daily limit($)** Profit per week($)*** Weekly drawdown**** Profit for 2 weeks*****
1 100 20 150 80 300
2 200 44 300 180 600
3 300 66 450 270 900
4 400 88 600 360 1200
5 500 110 750 440 1500
6 600 140 900 530 1800
7 700 160 1050 620 2100
8 800 180 1200 710 2400
9 900 200 1350 800 2700
10 1000 220 1500 880 3000
11 1200 270 1800 1060 3600

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12 1400 310 2100 1240 4200
13 1600 360 2400 1410 4800
14 1800 400 2700 1590 5400
15 2000 440 3000 1760 6000
16 2200 490 3300 1940 6600
17 2400 530 3600 2120 7200
18 2600 580 3900 2290 7800
19 2800 620 4200 2470 8400
20 3000 660 4500 2640 9000
21 3200 710 4800 2820 9600
22 3400 750 5100 3000 10200
23 3600 800 5400 3170 10800
24 3800 840 5700 3350 11400
25 4000 880 6000 3520 12000
26 4200 930 6300 3700 12600
27 4400 970 6600 3880 13200
28 4600 1020 6900 4050 13800
29 4800 1060 7200 4230 14400
30 5000 1100 7500 4400 15000
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