How a risk session runs
From sample trades to a written desk rule — the four steps we follow for position sizing and stop-loss planning.
DevNetOps Digital sessions exist for one job: settle position size and stop-loss risk planning before you click into a trade on your PC. The rhythm below is the same whether you meet online or at our Gangnam address.
Bring honesty about how you currently size positions. Bring three trades you already took. Leave with a sheet you can tape beside the monitor.
Share equity band and sample trades
Before we meet, you send approximate equity, the pairs or coins you trade most, and screenshots or notes from three recent entries — winners and losers both help.
Fix the risk unit together
In the live session we agree how much of the account one full stop may cost. That unit becomes the yardstick for every size calculation that follows.
Place stops against structure, not hope
We mark where your stop belongs for each sample trade, measure the distance in price, and convert that distance into position size using your risk unit.
Leave with a written desk rule
You receive a one-page sheet: risk unit, size formula, stop checklist, and a short list of situations where you must cut size (wide stops, news windows, correlated opens).
Book the session that matches your need
Start with a personal position-sizing session, or ask for a stop-loss map review if you already size positions but still place stops too tight or too wide.