1️⃣ Fixed Stakes (Classic)
You place a $1 trade on every position, regardless of the result of the previous trade.
+80% payout on winning trades.
Pros: simple, low risk.
Cons: during a losing streak the balance decreases slowly, but profit growth is limited.
2️⃣ Increasing the Stake After a Loss (Martingale-style)
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1st trade: $1
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If you lose → 2nd trade: $2 (to recover the loss)
Warning: with a small deposit ($10), this is dangerous — you can lose the entire balance quickly if the losing streak is longer than 2 trades.
Example:
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1st: $1 → loss → balance $9
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2nd: $2 → loss → balance $7
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3rd: $4 → loss → balance $3 → risk is almost 100%
Conclusion: works only if you are very confident in your signals and trade short series.
3️⃣ Reducing the Stake After a Loss (Conservative Approach)
You start with a $1 trade, but after a loss you reduce the next stake (for example, to $0.50).
Goal: preserve the deposit and reduce risk during bad streaks.
Example:
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1st: $1 → loss → balance $9
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2nd: $0.50 → win → balance $9.40
Best for beginners.
4️⃣ Proportional Risk (Percentage of Balance)
Stake = 10% of the current balance.
Pros: the balance grows proportionally with profits, and losses shrink as the balance decreases.
Example:
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Balance $10 → stake $1
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Balance $11 → stake $1.10
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Balance $9 → stake $0.90
5️⃣ “Fixed Profit” Strategy
You trade with smaller stakes until you reach a profit target.
For example, the target is +$3. If you reach it after 3–4 trades, you either stop trading or place $0 trades.
Pros: you don’t over-risk and you lock in profits.
💡 Conclusion
For a $10 deposit, the safest options are:
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Option 1 — fixed stakes
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Option 4 — percentage of balance
The Martingale approach is too risky for a small deposit.
Reducing stakes after losses is a conservative way to preserve capital.
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