Exit strategies???

I know MM depends on your risk tolerance, but why isnt more time spent discussing this topic. Everytime I read a new thread about a strategy, the one thing they all have in common is MM. I am still a newbie so I am still learning. I have heard of lot stepping, martingale(bad MM), using an ATR or trailing stops etc......
What I am looking into is increasing my position by 1 lot when trend is in my favor. If I calculate right I only need to be correct 33% of the time to win( I think) but still learning.

I know that I dont have much to offer at this point but maybe there are some people who can share there exit strategies without revealing their entry strategy and maybe we could find a common factor. Dont misunderstand me I dont want someone to give away their hard work because I think we all should put in our own blood, sweat and tears to appreciate things. Just a starting point so us newbies can be pointed in the right direction.
If someone has already covered this then please excuse me, I will have to do a better thread search..

I usually find 3 resistance points (or support depdning on long or short) and exit based on those (you can also used fibs)

So if i go long.. at 1.9000 for 4 lots and there is resistance at 1.9010, 1.9020, and 1.9040, I sell 2 of my lots at the first resistance (the more conservative one) adjust my stop, sell 1 stop at the second resistance, adjust my stop, sell my last lot at the llast resistance...or carry it depdning on the feel of the market.

Hope that give you some ideas

Thanks for the insight Nipthepips. Do you use the same stoploss for all 4 lots if price doesnt go in your direction?

When I enter a trade I have some numbers calculated into my Trade.
1) Absolute Must... INITIAL TARGET.
2) Absolute Must... Price that proves me wrong.
3) 75% of Initial Target.
4) Trailing Stop is Activated only AFTER 3) is achieved.
5) 3 Hard Consecutive Candles against me Overides 4)

I could go on but who wants to read all those points...