Don’t Give Back Half Your Profits – Dr. David Paul’s Top Rule

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📊 Don’t Give Back More Than Half Your Profit! Learn From Dr. David Paul

Welcome to Com Lucro! In this video, Dr. David Paul shares one of the most underrated yet powerful rules in trading: never give back more than half of your profits.
He recounts a real trade on GBP/USD where he was up 300 points, only to see it reverse. His rule helped him lock in 150 points instead of walking away with nothing.

This mindset shift can change the way you manage risk and exit trades forever. Whether you’re trading Forex, stocks, or indices—this rule works across all markets.

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We have some rules: one, start with a very 
small position with a stop loss well out of  

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the traffic. Okay? And I base my stop losses on 
a technical thing called the average true range,  

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but that really doesn't matter. 
I don't like to give away any  

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more than half my profit. For example, I 
was short the pound against the dollar.

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Two weeks ago, the same time as I 
got stopped out of the Dow trade,  

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I was short the pound against the dollar from 
2610. It flew down the page. I was up 300 points,  

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and then zoom, back up the page 
again. I got out at 150 because I  

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have this rule of not giving away 
any more than half of my profit.

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So, I think that's something that's good

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