Quote from jashanno:
There is no maximum it is based on price action. When he says avoid large losses he is refering to averaging down and/or letting a trade get away from you and letting it turn into an "investment". As long as the risk/reward is good and the winning percentage is there then you stop size doesn't matter. However, with that being said the best trades usually have no heat so very small stops are all that is necessary and should only be big enough to account for noise. And yes if stop is greater than your risk tolerance than sit out.
Anyone have a chart from today w/ trades and analysis? I went 0 for 7 and got chopped to death.
Today was choppy. however towards late afternoon, there was some opportunity to make money.
I don't trade futures, just equities. Another thing, when the indices are choppy, stocks maybe trending and present an opportunity. I have a list that I look at during choppy sessions and try to find one with HH&HL's or LL and LH's.
Do you guys think futures are more disciplined to S/R or stocks?
Another thing is manipulation of stocks. These are some along with others why I might switch to futures. Any thoughts?