Disliked{quote} Hi xiaoxin.. What do you think? Could there be a gap close attempt before it gets higher??? (actually asking everyone) Happy TradesIgnored
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Disliked{quote} Hi xiaoxin.. What do you think? Could there be a gap close attempt before it gets higher??? (actually asking everyone) Happy TradesIgnored
DislikedHi all, I was wondering if any of you employ the strategy of moving stoploss to breakeven after you have gone onside a certain number of ticks/percentage? Do you feel this smooths your equity curve? In my experience protecting downside is vital and i like the idea of locking in a profit or at least eliminating a loss as early as possible. Even if it reduces the number of winners you have I imagine your equity curve is smoothed as you eliminate a lot of losses and you are playing with the markets money instead of your own when it goes for...Ignored
DislikedHi all, I was wondering if any of you employ the strategy of moving stoploss to breakeven after you have gone onside a certain number of ticks/percentage? Do you feel this smooths your equity curve? In my experience protecting downside is vital and i like the idea of locking in a profit or at least eliminating a loss as early as possible. Even if it reduces the number of winners you have I imagine your equity curve is smoothed as you eliminate a lot of losses and you are playing with the markets money instead of your own when it goes for you.Ignored
DislikedHi all, I was wondering if any of you employ the strategy of moving stoploss to breakeven after you have gone onside a certain number of ticks/percentage? Do you feel this smooths your equity curve? In my experience protecting downside is vital and i like the idea of locking in a profit or at least eliminating a loss as early as possible. Even if it reduces the number of winners you have I imagine your equity curve is smoothed as you eliminate a lot of losses and you are playing with the markets money instead of your own when it goes for you.Ignored
Disliked{quote} At what point do you move your stop to Breakeven point?? Cheers!!Ignored
DislikedHi all, I was wondering if any of you employ the strategy of moving stoploss to breakeven after you have gone onside a certain number of ticks/percentage? Do you feel this smooths your equity curve? In my experience protecting downside is vital and i like the idea of locking in a profit or at least eliminating a loss as early as possible. Even if it reduces the number of winners you have I imagine your equity curve is smoothed as you eliminate a lot of losses and you are playing with the markets money instead of your own when it goes for you.Ignored
Disliked{quote} SAR = Stop and Reverse ( in my case close short and open long pos. at the same time)Ignored
DislikedHi all, I was wondering if any of you employ the strategy of moving stoploss to breakeven after you have gone onside a certain number of ticks/percentage? Do you feel this smooths your equity curve? In my experience protecting downside is vital and i like the idea of locking in a profit or at least eliminating a loss as early as possible. Even if it reduces the number of winners you have I imagine your equity curve is smoothed as you eliminate a lot of losses and you are playing with the markets money instead of your own when it goes for you.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks.. You see HK40 and China's Index today? I just opened up a small short on HK40 @ 25260Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks.. You see HK40 and China's Index today? I just opened up a small short on HK40 @ 25260Ignored
DislikedFdax Now adding to my long.. Pending Order (Buy Stop): 9555 Happy TradesIgnored
DislikedFdax Now adding to my long.. Pending Order (Buy Stop): 9555 Happy TradesIgnored