SofieAndreasen
Miembro desde Jul 23, 2020
posts 759
Jun 05 2021 at 13:00
Set TP and SL at beginning of the trade. Don’t adjust it after seeing the change of price action.
SteveHanks
Miembro desde Mar 17, 2021
posts 536
Dec 29 2021 at 05:43
SofieAndreasen posted:
Set TP and SL at beginning of the trade. Don’t adjust it after seeing the change of price action.
TP and SL are the most important element for new traders to survive in this market
RobertFerrari
Miembro desde Aug 15, 2021
posts 375
Dec 29 2021 at 07:06
SteveHanks posted:SofieAndreasen posted:
Set TP and SL at beginning of the trade. Don’t adjust it after seeing the change of price action.
TP and SL are the most important element for new traders to survive in this market
Every trader should have proper knowledge about these to make a good output.
CraigMcG2020
Miembro desde Jul 20, 2020
posts 306
Dec 29 2021 at 11:54
SofieAndreasen posted:
Set TP and SL at beginning of the trade. Don’t adjust it after seeing the change of price action.
I also think hidden in this is to let the trade run as it wishes. Any alterations to TP or SL really damage your sample size of trades and also create doubt
Williamfreed
Miembro desde Aug 10, 2021
posts 176
Dec 29 2021 at 13:53
If a trader wants to become a successful trader then he must know how to manage risk and also money management.
Mekhi_Jerde
Miembro desde Dec 05, 2020
posts 11
Jan 07 at 19:06
Entry and exit points are quite subjective things. As for me, I set my pending orders according to the support and resistance levels and with the Fibonacci retracement levels. However, there are so many approaches to this issue that it is next to impossible to describe them all here and say what are the best strategies.
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