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The risk framework we teach

A five-layer sequence that turns chart skill into durable risk behaviour—used across every TechAPIHub program.

How the pieces connect

From size math to stress rehearsal

Technical analysis shows where price might go. This framework decides how much you risk while you wait to find out. Work through the layers in order, or join a program that drills the layer you need most.

Account and heat baselines

Define risk per trade and total open heat as percentages of equity. Without these numbers, every chart setup is a guess dressed as a plan. We set baselines that match account size and temperament before discussing patterns.

Stop geometry with volatility floors

Place stops from structure, then verify distance clears ordinary noise using ATR or session range. Invalid structure for your risk budget means you pass—not that you widen the stop until the math “works.”

Drawdown charters

Write daily, weekly, and monthly loss caps with step-down size rules. The charter removes mid-drawdown negotiation so analysis can recover after hard sessions.

Risk journaling loop

Log size rationale, stop logic, and emotional state beside the setup notes. Weekly reviews score risk quality separately from P&L so winning trades with poor process do not get rewarded.

Scenario rehearsal

Practice gap-through-stop, news spikes, and thin liquidity with timers and charts. Distill a one-page emergency card for the desk so rare events feel rehearsed.

Apply it in training

Map the framework to a program

Position Sizing Lab covers layers one and two. Drawdown Control Clinic owns layer three. Risk Journal Mastery and Scenario Stress Workshop complete the loop. Mix them based on where your process breaks today.

Analytics charts used in risk review