The core of risk management isn’t “getting it right every time,” but “staying alive even when you get it wrong.” For beginners, don’t risk too much per trade—set your maximum loss first, then decide how much to buy. Don’t double down into all-in just because you’ve had a streak of wins, and don’t rush to recover losses after a drawdown. The market always offers the next opportunity—when your principal is gone, that’s when you’re truly out.