which one would you agree with, the video above or this one?

A stop loss isn’t a risk management strategy, it’s an exit execution strategy where you pay (excessively) for liquidity. To manage risk you need to think about what your strategy is trying to do and then design some rules around that.
Just how do you handle positions in your account that move against you? If your thinking was not correct or there is news that changes your thinking, do you take losses? What do you refer to thoses losses as?A stop loss isn’t a risk management strategy, it’s an exit execution strategy where you pay (excessively) for liquidity. To manage risk you need to think about what your strategy is trying to do and then design some rules around that.
this is predicated upon you don't use leverage.
Just how do you handle positions in your account that move against you? If your thinking was not correct or there is news that changes your thinking, do you take losses? What do you refer to thoses losses as?
Maybe the semantics are confusing. What if we referred to it as a capital protection exit?
I actually thing Longandshort is an investor/portfolio manager who is fairly knowlegable. He just doesn't believe you can make money trading off a chart. It goes against everything he has been taught.He doesnt take losses and or doubles down..
He's mainly here to troll
I actually thing Longandshort is an investor/portfolio manager who is fairly knowlegable. He just doesn't believe you can make money trading off a chart. It goes against everything he has been taught.
I told you guys...stop losses don't stop a loss ..they guarantee one.
(Someone else said that here but don't remember to quote them)