Kosta Ouzas explains how traders use phased entries and automatic safety orders to manage risk. A 25% return means nothing if you don't know your total exposure or how you'll exit when things go wrong.
The easiest way to understand that structure is to think about it the way that a military strategist would think about a campaign. So no serious commander commits all their resources at once. They deploy in phases with clear rules and with control maintained at every single step. That's exactly how this system is designed to operate. You've already seen the base order, so I won't re explain it in detail. It's simply the system establishing its initial position under controlled conditions. It's not a prediction, it's not a statement of conviction. It's just the first phase of deployment. And you've also seen the safety orders. And again, no surprises here. They're planned in advance. They're staged at predefined levels and deployed automatically. If price is going to move lower, their role is more structural. It's actually improving the average position while keeping total exposure within strict limits.
