How to maximize profits on a winning position?

It is a fact that you need to maximize your winning positions for successful trading.
I have come up with the following methods for maximizing profits

1. Take Profit when EMA20 touch
2. Fixed percentage trailing stop

If you have a better system than these, please recommend it.
 
It is a fact that you need to maximize your winning positions for successful trading.
I have come up with the following methods for maximizing profits

1. Take Profit when EMA20 touch
2. Fixed percentage trailing stop

If you have a better system than these, please recommend it.
And how do you find your entries with this trailing stop ?
 
What is a "winning" position? What is your goal? What do you want to "capture"?

You just gave 2 arbitrary parameters. It’s like saying:
“Hey guys, I want to maximize my number of won tennis matches. What can I do? I've already identified: 1) serving, 2) smashing at the net. If you know of a better way, I'd love to hear it."

If you want to maximize / optimize you trading results, you first need to identify what you are doing. For example, if you want to capture a large swing in swing trading, these can help. If you want to optimize result/drawdown or various other derived parameters, mixing can help.
 
where do you find those, tho?
When there is blood on the Streets.

Like Oct 2022 when META was trading @ $90 and MSFT @ $220, and March 2023 when GOOGL @ $90....

But we could be playing Russian Roulette buying on any "dip", remembering 1998, 2000 and 2008 on emerging market bonds, dotcom and subprime mortgages.
 
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Find next “AI winner”, only sell when under MA350 daily, relax for 10 years.
How?

I still remember, painfully, all of my next "dotcom winners". All went belly up. Of those the only one remains is AMZN but it doesn't cover all the other total losses by a mile.
 
How?

I still remember, painfully, all of my next "dotcom winners". All went belly up. Of those the only one remains is AMZN but it doesn't cover all the other total losses by a mile.

How does AMZN didn't cover all those losers since dotcom? Even if all the other stocks went to zero, you would have come up on top with just AMZN. You weren't spreading the investments evenly?
 
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