Most traders don't define their risk. The few that actually do lose more than that amount.
Here's what I mean.
You plan to risk $100 on a BTC trade.
You calculate your position size manually.
You enter.
But you forgot something.
Your exchange takes 0.055% to open.
Another 0.022% to close.
Slippage costs you another 0.6% on the way in and out.
You didn't risk $100.
You risked $124.
Do that 200 times a year and you've leaked over $4,800 in unaccounted losses.
Not from bad trades, but from bad math.
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I've been trading different concepts for a while now.
Killzones, displacement, liquidity sweeps, false breakouts — the setups were working.
But I kept noticing my actual losses were always slightly higher
than what I planned.
That compounds.
I started manually accounting for fees and slippage in every calculation.
It worked — but it added 2-3 minutes to every entry.
In crypto, sometimes, you don't have 2-3 minutes.
So I built SizeRight.
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It's a Chrome extension that does one thing:
calculates your exact position size accounting for
entry price, stop loss, fees, size deviation, and slippage.
The part that actually saves time:
it reads your TradingView position tool directly.
Draw your trade, double-click it, hit Capture.
Entry, stop, and take profit fill in automatically.
Your size is calculated in under a second.
No mental math. No leakage.
You risk exactly what you planned to risk.
Every single time.
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It also shows you:
→ Real R:R ratio using your actual take profit
→ Break-even price after all fees
→ Total fees cost per trade
→ Deviation from your exact risk
→ Last 10 trades in a history panel
→ CSV export for journaling
Works on any chart on TradingView.
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If you're serious about risk management,
the edge isn't just in the setup.
It's in knowing your numbers are exact.
👉 https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/epkhgldahhckeenjpjjhfhnplhgaljin?utm_source=item-share-cb
— Spartan
Here's what I mean.
You plan to risk $100 on a BTC trade.
You calculate your position size manually.
You enter.
But you forgot something.
Your exchange takes 0.055% to open.
Another 0.022% to close.
Slippage costs you another 0.6% on the way in and out.
You didn't risk $100.
You risked $124.
Do that 200 times a year and you've leaked over $4,800 in unaccounted losses.
Not from bad trades, but from bad math.
───────────────────────────────────
I've been trading different concepts for a while now.
Killzones, displacement, liquidity sweeps, false breakouts — the setups were working.
But I kept noticing my actual losses were always slightly higher
than what I planned.
That compounds.
I started manually accounting for fees and slippage in every calculation.
It worked — but it added 2-3 minutes to every entry.
In crypto, sometimes, you don't have 2-3 minutes.
So I built SizeRight.
───────────────────────────────────
It's a Chrome extension that does one thing:
calculates your exact position size accounting for
entry price, stop loss, fees, size deviation, and slippage.
The part that actually saves time:
it reads your TradingView position tool directly.
Draw your trade, double-click it, hit Capture.
Entry, stop, and take profit fill in automatically.
Your size is calculated in under a second.
No mental math. No leakage.
You risk exactly what you planned to risk.
Every single time.
───────────────────────────────────
It also shows you:
→ Real R:R ratio using your actual take profit
→ Break-even price after all fees
→ Total fees cost per trade
→ Deviation from your exact risk
→ Last 10 trades in a history panel
→ CSV export for journaling
Works on any chart on TradingView.
───────────────────────────────────
If you're serious about risk management,
the edge isn't just in the setup.
It's in knowing your numbers are exact.
👉 https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/epkhgldahhckeenjpjjhfhnplhgaljin?utm_source=item-share-cb
— Spartan
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Информация и публикации не предназначены для предоставления и не являются финансовыми, инвестиционными, торговыми или другими видами советов или рекомендаций, предоставленных или одобренных TradingView. Подробнее читайте в Условиях использования.