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Importance of stop loss placement in forex trading.
Last Post 09 Feb 2012 09:50 AM by avenged. 1 Replies.
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03 Feb 2012 08:43 PM  
$0FOREX TRADING: IMPORTANCE OF STOP LOSS PLACEMENT$0$0' />$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0A lot of traders do not believe in stop loss placement.$0$0Some believe in mental stop loss placement. meaning that when they feel that a trade is not going their way, they will then cut it off.$0$0That is so terribly wrong. Stop loss placement is one of the most crucial key if you want to make forex trading profitable.$0$0Another mistake traders make is that they shift their stop loss. They shift it backwards, thinking that the trade will just go back a little more and will come back their way. And sure enough, most of the time, they took more losses than they would have if they stayed on their initial stop loss.$0$0In the chart above, is an example of the importance of stop loss placement.$0$0Usd chf h4$0$0In the highlighted box, thats a pin bar. When some guys see this pin, they will naturally take it down and the ideal place for their stop loss is the horizontal line in orange that is drawn.$0$0Scenario A) if the trader did not place a stop loss, or a mental stop loss – look at how high the usd chf pair went upwards. Their account will be blown or had a huge huge loss.$0$0Scenario B) Trader shifted their stop loss backwards from the initial orange line thinking that the trade will go back down. They would have taken a huge loss as the move went up terribly fast and would have gotten a big blow to their account$0$0Scenario C) Trader sticked to their initial stop loss, they would have just gotten a standard loss of the % risked in their account, based on their money management. And this is just one of the trades among the plenty, therefore this loss is not a big deal.$0$0I hope you guys can see the importance of placing and sticking to your stop loss. Or else your account will be blown before you know it.$0$0Ezekiel Chew$0$0Asia #1 Forex Mentor from www.asiaforexmentor.com$0
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09 Feb 2012 09:50 AM  
Agreed! I don't think eaither that there would be anyone who could trade successfully without stop loss. At least not in the long run. But do it all who wants to, better for me! :D
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