In order not to de-capitalize in trading and, at the same time, enhance profits, the absolute key lies in mathematical and disciplined risk management, complemented by preserving compound interest. First of all, it is essential to risk only a minimal percentage of the total capital per trade (ideally between 1% and 2%) and to always use fixed, unmovable stop-loss orders to cut losses before they can seriously affect the account. To maximize benefits sustainably, you should trade with a positive risk/reward ratio (at least 1:2 or 1:3), which ensures that winning trades more than make up for the inevitable failures. Finally, real growth happens when profits are reinvested proportionally instead of being withdrawn prematurely, while keeping a strict record in a logbook to refine the strategy and eliminate the emotional biases that often destroy accounts.
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