Money management rules
• Divide your deposit into a certain number of parts – slots. Do not change this setting in the future. It's best to have 100 slots, but it's permissible to have fewer, though not less than 20.
• Open a position with one slot when a signal is given.
• After closing a position, determine the available capital for purchasing an asset as the total available capital divided by the number of available slots.
If, for example, you have 80 open positions, your available capital divided by 20 (assuming you trade with 100 slots) represents one slot. One slot doesn't signify a specific percentage of the capital. If, after a sale, you have a free remainder several times larger than any of the occupied slots, and you have 99 occupied slots, consider it as one slot and open a position for the entire remainder. In a growing market, your slots are likely to increase, and in a declining market, they will decrease. In the case of a long-term declining market, signal frequency will decrease, leading to a higher number of available slots. Don't be discouraged; consider it an opportunity to enter better positions when the market reverses, and signal frequency increases.
• If you are investing for retirement, upon reaching a certain number of slots, each new monthly investment is simply added to the available capital. Afterward, consider this amount as profit and follow the general rules.
