A short monologue advising traders that while consistent risk sizing is a good learning baseline, large profits come from increasing risk on rare, high-conviction "bread-and-butter" trade setups that occur infrequently. The speaker recommends allocating more capital to exceptionally favorable positions to make money.
You won't make big money, in my opinion, by keeping your risk consistent on every single trade. It's a good place to start to learn and identify your flaws and keep a system relevant. But I think when you see certain trade setups that happen that you see that are like your bread and butter and come to you naturally, which don't happen every day, right. There are certain positions that are so beautiful where you have to throw more risk. That's where you're making money.
