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as far as stop placement is concerned yes but i would trade only in the most liquid of stocks. but there is one problem with all stocks: they trade only for 5-6 hours and then open with gaps... forex market's 'day' is 120 hours long.

you have to go with your experience after the market hit my stop a number of times BUT went no further and then went in my direction i have started to place my stop two ranges or bars away....if the market hits the point i used to place the stop, then i usually add a position, quite contrary...

higher and then probably will trade below the low seen on chart

in stocks it is nearly impossible i do it in forex......and have a very high win rate.... finally ...ever since i started using all my knowledge and taking time to analyse the market..i am doing well

if the trend line you have drawn is long term, i do not know what, the trend line i am seeing, is ! i can tell you one thing, though: the high on that chart you have posted will be broken. if you observe the yellow trend line and extend it,this market [i do not know what is the market:i only...

i just do not think they trade technically enough.....which will help in getting the stops in the right place. they get stuck in one system one trading idea without broadening their knowledge. And they just do not prepare their trades...they just do not work hard enough to find their trades

ARE THESE STOCKS

trading cannot be learnt or understood from a book or be taught.... markets move in one direction faster and slow in the other....this determines who is stronger bear or bull...... traders get attracted to the fast movement and then have to sit through the slow ones for a long time the...

no course can teach you how to trade....anymore than a road map will get you to the destination.... trading is just a....wonderland you wander through it and enjoy it

i know your broker can..and most can guess pretty good

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hedging is very beneficial to trader who is an expert one.....most less accomplished traders do not really know when to remove the hedge. for these traders better put a stop -IT DOES NOT MATTER WHERE BUT for god's sake use the same technique to put the stop:if it is a tight one or a wide or...

everyone knows-at least the big boys- where your stop is .....so i have to modify your advice a little bit: place stop where it will be too expensive for them to run it

you are a genius!

do you have what happened later? i am almost certain that both the red dots would have been broken:the market would go below them and then, reverse probably take out the high

no you could buy above a bear bar....in a strong up move, see yellow arrows in the chart do not think the trade entry was good... it was a BO from a big trading range that means the market spent a lot of time thinking about which direction to go....which is never good...if the market itself...

yes markets do inexplicable things very often.....you have to allow for all contingencies

a bo out of a range should not be traded....you could even look to fade it, if a good setup presents itself . this what i mean: over concentration on stop placement when the reason for taking the trade is in it self flawed. many traders think buying above a strong bear bar is a good...

i have always believed that instead of looking for a perfect placement of stop look for perfect market knowledge.....in either case you will not achieve it but you may get close. if you have been losing consistently ,then you have been doing doing things reverse....you do not need a genius to...

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