Risk management decides whether a good strategy survives long enough to pay. You can be right on direction and still lose money if the position is too large, the stop is in the wrong place or the reward does not cover the losing streaks every system goes through. This category is about the numbers behind a trade rather than the chart.
The articles explain how to calculate position size from your account and stop distance, why a 1:2 risk-reward ratio is often not enough for ICT entries, how win rate and R:R work together and how to read your own statistics without fooling yourself. Start with how to calculate position size in forex, then compare win rate and risk-reward to see which number matters more for your style.
Rules are easy to write and hard to keep. The position size calculator on the LSG Club dashboard turns your risk percentage into a lot size, with the broker's lot step and commission, and the journal tracks your real average R, so your plan rests on data.