Do you believe brokers hunt your stoploss

no and
(for me, anyway) yes

Use (or not) of a stoploss is such a personal thing, but here's something I wrote on it:
https://www.thistradinglife.com/post/trading-stop-loss

i do believe my broker is set out to get me

I also believe they hunt my TPs I need those tendies man. You know what Giannis and I have in common? We don't like losing, we don't make excuses for results. We work to make things easy.

It is true, if the broker does so it means they are the market marker themselves, but the no dealing desk floor does not do that to customers.

I would agree that many if not all of us are trading these markets the way it shouldn't be traded. We truly believe that decisions made yesterday or even hours ago will determine the price of the currency. Thus we use this claim that the brokers/mm are stop hunting our orders. I find that claim baseless considering the amount of clients and traders which have more resources than you, that would require the big bad broker/mm to use up trillions of dollars to move the price against you to hit your 200 pip stop loss.

Below is a video which disapproves your claim of the broker being able to stop hunt us. A broker would spot hunt us out anytime they like if they had the ability but it would leave proof on the chart now wouldn't it. The broker would need a very amount of pips to have been able to stop loss that trader... Why not do it?

I believe that a stop-loss is a tool that guarantees a trader's safety in the market and provides him with an opportunity to hedge himself in case a situation happens in the market that does not coincide with your analysis. I know that there are situations when traders trade without stop-loss, but in my opinion this is only acceptable if you trade on short-term positions, which you personally control here and now. I can see from the statistics that many traders carry out the analysis correctly enough, and they do not have cases, when trades are closed on stop-loss. I don't think it matters for a normal broker how your position is closed, and if you cooperate with a cheater, then it doesn't matter at all how you trade, whether you make money or not... unfortunately...

Do brokers hunt your stop-loss? No, they don't. However BIG BANKS do. They're the ones moving forex prices - they control the fx market, not retail bucket shops like Oanda. The banks aren't hunting your stops in particular, but they are seeking liquidity - so they push prices toward the levels with the greatest number of open orders.

Hi. You can take a stoploss in advance by exiting when deviation indicates that price will move in against you. They repaint allot, but if you confirm 4 zz levels (semaphore) you will see that the rule of thumb is that if you for example entered on a 2 level zz (as a lower high, or higher low after a extremum - a 4 zz), and a confirmed 3 zz (which is higher deviation nr than a 2 zz) appears on the opposite side of the trend - against the direction of your entry, then price is bound to go in against you. Get out before it does (NB do not only use this - use normal stoploss as well)

if price skips a few fibos/ s'rs
you can relax about deviation moving in against you - just keep an eye. Experiment for you currency pair.

Guess this is like a early break-even - not a stoploss - anyway. Use it if you can - otherwise leave it.

*s/rs an ... I know I know... sorry for the grammar. I was in a hurry.

Your stoploss is less prone to get hunted if entering on a higher low or lower high - obvious.

There is also this product - never tried it. https://www.theintentionaltrader.com/product/speedtick/

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