capital security can be explained by what type of account you use, for example
you open a standard account at broker A value of 1 lot = $ 10, then
1 lot = $ 10
0.10 = $ 1
0.01 = $ 0.10
You open a standard account at broker B. The value of 1 lot = $ 1, then
1 lot = $ 1
0.10 = $ 0.10
0.01 = $ 0.01
You open a standard account at the broker C. The value of 1 lot = $ 0.10 then
1 lot = $ 0.10
0.10 = $ 0.01
0.01 = $ 0.001
Such as you open account B. Your capital is $ 100 then
if you trade with 1 lot = $ 1 resistance 100 pips
if you trade with 0.10 lots = $ 0.10 the resistance is 1000 pips
if you trade with 0.01 lot = $ 0.01 endurance 10000 pips.
what if you trade with lots 0.02, lot 0.5 ...... etc ...?
then you just share it.
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