Hi David,

I've been watching your video series on money management (which are great by the way) and I have a question:

You mention that as a general rule you should try not to risk more than 2% of your capital on each trade. If I open a trade which has a stop loss at 2% of my initial capital does that mean i can't open anymore trades? Or I can open as many trades as I want but make sure they each have a stop loss of no greater than 2%?

I know that say two trades add up to 4%, but if you're trading different currency pairs then the risk is spread wider.