Swing Trading > Day-trading.

say a trader has two positions on. equal leverage. One position the stop loss is at be+5. The other he just entered with the identical stop loss size as the first.

In this case, how much is the trader actually "leveraged"? Assuming the underlying market is liquid and the stop gets executed at a fair price, 95% of the time.
 
Daytrading adds difficulty to the already hard task of letting winners run, one of your best friends in trading, by implementing rigorous time limits.
 
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FreakofNature said:
Daytrading adds difficulty to the already hard task of letting winners run, one of your best friends in trading, by implementing rigorous time limits.
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Day trading you dont let them run thats just greedy, its a hard thing to learn as greed kicks in you want more, got to accept you can't predict the future, you could make more it could just as easily move against you.

Hold the trade to it stalls give it maybe 60seconds longer the stall could be retail trap, they load up the fast continuation to squish the retail counter trend traders.

Sometimes i get out to early, but most of the time its a good call, worth holding a while as the break out turns a +50 to a +300 pretty damn quick :)

What would retail do ( yourself as a newbie ) reverse it, get rich!
 
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