Strategies To Avoid Loss!

[rajesheck]

Insensitivity towards market EVENTS is unprofessional!

 

[rajesheck]

Examples of Events in the market...

1. Sideways market formation

2. Sideways market breakout

3. Support/resistance formation

4. Support/resistance failure

5. Trend reversal

6. Spike or sudden-huge movement with the trend

My strategy above is purely based on EVENTS in the market.

Can anyone here say that?

Can the indicators accurately respond to these market EVENTS?

I don't think so!

 

[mason macgregorson]

Examples of Events in the market...

1. Sideways market formation

2. Sideways market breakout

3. Support/resistance formation

4. Support/resistance failure

5. Trend reversal

6. Spike or sudden-huge movement with the trend

My strategy above is purely based on EVENTS in the market.

Can anyone here say that?

This is a spam post of "Hey Trader Are You Just Surviving Or Soaring High?". It was worthless then and is so now. And you will give us the middle finger, cry bully-buster/small penis; and congratulate yourself on your superiority BUT before you remember these comments others said about you:

Half baked, immature, developmentally dysfunctional child in the body of a 51-year-old man, giving sophomoric statements, he goes on my ignore list, block for me too psychobabler, your style is pontificate, make any dissent a personal attack, descend into stupidity, passive aggressive, disingenuous and condescending; not educated beyond some casual reading.

 

[rajesheck]

This is a spam post of "Hey Trader Are You Just Surviving Or Soaring High?". It was worthless then and is so now. And you will give us the middle finger, cry bully/small penis; and congratulate yourself on your superiority BUT before you so remember thees comments:

Half baked, immature, developmentally dysfunctional child in the body of a 51-year-old man, giving sophomoric statements, he goes on my ignore list,b lock for me too psychobabler, your style is pontificate, make any dissent a personal attack both ways, descend into stupidity, passive aggressive, disingenuous and condescending;not educated beyond some casual reading.

I am bully-buster and you are a bully. You are mine.!

 

[kmiklas]

Dear Traders

All traditional trading strategies are primarily aiming at making profits, right?

What if we create unconventional trading strategies that is primarily aiming at avoiding loss?

If such a strategy is made possible then the only possibility is to make profits from it, right?

Please feel free to share charts/strategies that are primarily intended to avoid loss.

Thanks in advance!

It’s called “Fixed Income,” such as Bills, Notes, Bonds, and the like.

 

[rajesheck]

It’s called “Fixed Income,” such as Bills, Notes, Bonds, and the like.

But we are discussing about trading strategies here.

 

[kmiklas]

But we are discussing about trading strategies here.

Trading fixed income; specifically, buy and hold AAA bonds (or AA according to Moody’s XD) to maturity, is the #1 “trading strategy to avoid loss.”

This is for “risk averse” investors for “preservation if capital.” There is a 100T market centered around this strategy, it’s been around for hundreds of years.

If you mean the equities markets and want to minimize risk, then make sure you’re diversified, perhaps with the safest stuff, like a bond ETF, index fund, or utility fund.

Of course, don’t expect spectacular returns: risk and reward are intimately related . You’ll probably keep in step with inflation.

 

[rajesheck]

Thanks for sharing your insights bro. Hope it may be useful to many risk averse people.

I am a risk craver. I trade options on index. Generally options trading is considered as the most risky in stock trading. This thread will be more useful for futures and options traders.

 

[kmiklas]

Thanks for sharing your insights bro. Hope it may be useful to many risk averse people.

I am a risk craver. I trade options on index. Generally options trading is considered as the most risky in stock trading. This thread will be more useful for futures and options traders.

If you crave risk then crypto is the place for you. Maybe leveraged Forex markets… Perhaps Vegas…

Why is it that you “crave risk?”

Thanks, Keith
Non-professional - not licensed - not qualified to give advice - opinion only

 

[rajesheck]

If you crave risk then crypto is the place for you. Perhaps Vegas…

Vegas is 100% gambling bro...i prefer trading than gambling.

Options on Crypto Index is okay for me though