Dislikedleighs,for leverage 50 account,we always need 2X more margin than Leverage 100 account.Ignored
Quoting amenloDislikedFor 1 Lot entry:we will need $200 margin for USD pair and $400 for GBP pair.So if our Margin Debit=150,to open 1 Lot position,we need $300 isn't it?Ignored
GU = 400
EU = 300
NU = 140
AU = 180
NJ = 160
UJ = 200
AJ = 200
1580 divided by 7 = 225
That margin debit is still kinda high, but let's take out GU:
EU = 300
NU = 140
AU = 180
UCad = 200
NJ = 160
UJ = 200
AJ = 200
1380 / 7 = 197
Hmmm, still high.
At 100:1 leverage:
GU = 200
EU = 150
NU = 70
AU = 90
NJ = 80
UJ = 100
AJ = 100
790 / 7 = 112
I guess the 50:1 leverage is the difference, so I don't know if you will find my spreadsheet working for you at that leverage amount, especially if you have to use a 300 margin debit. At the end of 240 sessions you will only be able to withdraw as income $7,500 (which is not great, lol).
My spreadsheet seems to work best for 100:1 leverage, so I don't know what to tell you. Sorry
Is there a reason you don't want to use 100:1 leverage? I feel it is very safe, especially when used in conjunction with my spreadsheet's MM.
Using 100:1 leverage, you can even implement more conservative MM by changing cell B4 to 6 or 7 if you need to feel even safer (you at least still make better income than using 50:1 parameters).
Anyway, you can wait for me to keep posting my results for a few more months, and then if you see that there could be potential for you and you want to do the same, you may then think about changing your leverage to 100:1.