How to avoid stop loss hits ? (100% success rate)

[FTDK]

I have seen your analysis on people' chart screen, which is meaningless.
You never tell where is your position. You assume your position is always profitable after it entered. In another word, you assume once you enter long at X, market is always at X+0.25,+0.50. So if market goes against you, you have cushion to exit without a loss.But your assumption does not exist in reality.It is obviously your mind is not working properly.

He made it obvious already, the only way how he can tell people where they should have exited the trade is if he can see how the trade evolved.

With my example he can't see what happened after the initial entry so he has no clue and only gives vague and avoiding answers.

 

[maxinger]

Yet another way to avoid answering the question ...

How are you going to avoid a stoploss if you enter a trade based on your strategy and it immediately turns into a loss, without going even 1 tick positive and stays in a loss for an extended period of time?

OP seems more like an entertainer and not a trader.

 

[FTDK]

This strategy of avoiding stoploss hits is achieved by combination of THREE aspects:
1. Trading on Index only
2. Trading with early trend only
3. Figuring out a liberal stoploss

Still not an answer to my question ...

 

[rajesheck]

Still not an answer to my question ...

The answer is if you strictly practice the steps in the strategy your stoploss hits will not happen anymore

 

[FTDK]

This strategy of avoiding stoploss hits is achieved by combination of THREE aspects:
1. Trading on Index only
2. Trading with early trend only
3. Figuring out a liberal stoploss

1. This is an index
2. This uses the exact same entry rules that you have used on your example at page 5 of this thread



Red line is the initial support, blue line is the entry since we broke above the initial support.
Based on this chart, please tell us where you would put the liberal stoploss, since you have no idea yet what the volatility is going to be after you entered.

Would 4190 be a good level?

 

[rajesheck]

1. This is an index
2. This uses the exact same entry rules that you have used on your example at page 5 of this thread



Red line is the initial support, blue line is the entry since we broke above the initial support.
Based on this chart, please tell us where you would put the liberal stoploss, since you have no idea yet what the volatility is going to be after you entered.

Would 4190 be a good level?

Ask any questions from the following steps:
https://www.elitetrader.com/et/thre...s-100-success-rate.374766/page-7#post-5820109

 

[rajesheck]

You are basically asking me to give you a one to one coaching. This thread is not dedicated for that.

 

[FTDK]

You are basically asking me to give you a one to one coaching. This thread is not dedicated for that.

Trust me, i don't want any coaching from you.
I just want you to give an example, but you can't.

 

[FTDK]

Ask any questions from the following steps:
https://www.elitetrader.com/et/thre...s-100-success-rate.374766/page-7#post-5820109

That's exactly what i did ...

I asked a question about the exit strategy, the "liberal stoploss".

You are the expert on this strategy, so what do you think would be a good liberal stoploss on the example i gave you?

 

[newwurldmn]

You are right, your post is exactly that and if there is anyone who sounds like a bully it's you .

Failed trader? Dare to place a bet on that?

it’s obvious you are a failed trader because you can’t think originally. It’s clear in this thread that you can have a stop loss that will never be hit.

to figure it out, you only need to exercise outside the box thinking.