Third rule: Beware of those who claim there is only one way to do it.First rule: Ignore whoever tells to let your winners run.
Second rule: Take profits by setting up trailing stops. Never ever close a trade by yourself.
Third rule: Beware of those who claim there is only one way to do it.First rule: Ignore whoever tells to let your winners run.
Second rule: Take profits by setting up trailing stops. Never ever close a trade by yourself.
Third rule: Beware of those who claim there is only one way to do it.
Trust me, it is still a danger, and I just recalled another problem that comes up after a few months of consistent wins. After steady gains I always change somehow and start getting reckless, taking tips, engaging in office talk, and completely lose my edge.
Oh, so there is only one way to do it? That sounds vaguely religious. Be sure to tell your one true god that I said hello.As always you are late and wrong to the party.
Oh, so there is only one way to do it? That sounds vaguely religious. Be sure to tell your one true god that I said hello.
A vague and angry post. Are you sure you're getting enough roughage?You are wrong again, I am the opposite of a religious person. Keep barking
No, because "letting your winners run" is a vague sentence that does not set any specific value. Run for how long? A day? A week? A month?
But in order to set a trailing stop you must set a range, a very specific one that will be triggered once it is reached, and that will force you to have a plan.
The main problem that OP has is that there isn't a plan in place to take profits. A trailing stop will force one to appear.
*edit- already bailed, sold for slight profit