Ask a room of traders what matters most and they'll argue about entries. Ask a risk manager, and they'll give you one number: how much you lose when you're wrong.
A model can be right 45% of the time and still build equity - if losses are capped and wins are allowed to run. The same model with oversized positions blows up on the first unlucky streak. The math doesn't care how confident you felt.
• Every position is born with a stop - it's part of the decision, not an afterthought
• Position size follows the stop distance, never the conviction score
• A day that hits the loss budget is a day that stops - no revenge trades
Conviction tells you what the model sees. Sizing tells you what you're risking. Only one of those decides whether you survive.
- Kamla Education
Educational content- not financial advice. Always do your own research and manage your risk.



