This is garbage. Huge stop-losses (even if temporary) produce a slow growth of your account until one day the price tanks and doesn't come back up, you're forced to exit at your crazy low limit (margin call if nothing else) and you lose everything in one shot. It could take a week, a month, a year or more to happen, but it always does. Eseentially it's a Martingale strategy in slightly different clothing.Quote from Fat:
In my experience, setting a fixed stop-loss is a recipe for disaster. Instead, what I do is set an initial stop-loss so far out that it's not likely to ever be reached.
Quote from Fat:
In my experience, setting a fixed stop-loss is a recipe for disaster.