Hiren uses a fixed‑fraction risk model (1 % of account per trade) and places stop‑losses at the previous day low, which historically is rarely breached by winners. He adjusts position size based on stop‑loss width, keeping risk constant while varying exposure.
View full episode →“Edge decay accelerates when a strategy becomes widely known, shrinking the time to profit”
“Loss streaks should be managed by adjusting position size, not by panic exits”
“Position sizing should reflect conviction and the statistical profile of the strategy (win‑rate vs. risk‑reward)”