Glossary

Leverage

এই আইনি পৃষ্ঠাটি শুধুমাত্র ইংরেজিতে উপলব্ধ।

Leverage of 1:100 means $1,000 of margin can control a $100,000 position. It amplifies both directions equally: a 1% market move becomes a 100% change in the margin backing it. Leverage does not create edge; it scales whatever edge — or lack of one — already exists.

High leverage interacts dangerously with position sizing mistakes. Most catastrophic retail losses are not caused by bad strategies but by position sizes that leverage made possible and a losing streak made fatal.

Covered in depth in Lesson 03: অন্য কিছুর আগে ঝুঁকি ব্যবস্থাপনা.

Related terms

• Margin — The deposit a broker locks as collateral while a leveraged position is open.
• Position sizing — Deciding how much to risk on each trade — the discipline that determines whether losing streaks are survivable.
• Margin call / stop-out — The broker's forced closing of positions when account equity can no longer support the open margin requirement.