Real Fx traders do not use stoploss

an expert trader could have been in a stop loss is not installed because it is 100% in its analysis, but let's say in a new trader can place it in the way of installation of stop loss for our funds safer and will not be exhausted everything

why is this notion that successful and real traders do not use stoploss? doesn't it provide a safety net to the trader by using stop loss in case his analysis is wrong? i am a rookie and a noob in forex trading and i really want to learn.

real traders know how to manage risk and thats where the stoploss comes in

so it means that the real/successful traders would basically be able to calculate the risk hence no need for a stoploss?

You should always use a stoploss no matter who you are,some of the biggest names in the trading world have been brought down in a matter of days by two or three trades that went wrong,never get too familiar with the market because its known to pull some surprise moves once in a while.you should watch a movie called the rogue trader.

More money has been lost in the game of trading from people not using stops than all the other reasons combined.

Honestly I am a rookie but, the reason I don't use stop losses is because I don't know how to place a stop loss based on daily close lol...but so far its been fine the majority of the time.

The stop loss is required and expected in running a forex business, with a stop loss memasanga accurate it will be at risk for at tergetkan or restricted. And with that we also can be a way to continue to train him how to learn in a demo account to practice the correct trading and managing risk better

Personally, I recommend investing some time in learning how to use a stop loss. Even if you don’t need it now it may be necessary at some point.

stop loss we must apply when always place the order, with always the placement of stop loss then would be able to do a risk for us to target. The good will try in a demo account to practice we do as well in the training capability

Where possible a stop loss will always be in place in my opinion, however the only occurrences this is not practical is if $risk exposure is inordinately large and the lack of liquidity would cause a large risk of material slippage therefore a stop loss would be executed by exiting in chunks.

placement of stop loss was obvious it was very give benefit to us, because we always put the stop loss will not be concerned about the risk because we already targeted according to science analysis that has been done

Stop loss is important to give us peace of mind. I would be having sleepless nights if I don't use stop loss. A single black swan event could destroy our trading account.

That is exactly how I feel most of time. That said, it’s important to keep in mind that poorly placed stop losses can also gradually melt your account away.

Agreed. That is largely due to fear of losing a trade and that fear should be kept in check As long as we do not place ridiculous stop should be kept in check. As long we do not place ridiculous stop loss, such as 10 pips away from entry and hoping for a 100 pips, i think stop loss is fine.

One can place a stop loss improperly by putting it too far too. Finding the right balance between placing it too close and too far can be tricky.

One of the biggest mistakes taught all around the internet is to place stop losses in a traditional manner - at support or resistance using your own eyes to identify support and resistance or fractals or zigzag. Whatever method you choose, this is totally wrong and completely illogical. Banks, hedge funds, dark pools, know exactly where people place there stops and the most common is support and resistance. You will be stop hunted at those exact levels as they accumulate. Just because everyone is taught this way, doesn't mean it is the right way.

Also, some would recommend using a 2x 3x 4x ATR value - which makes even less sense due to the fact that ATR measure volatility of a current pair. So you're suppose to base your stop loss placement dependent on if the ATR value is high or low ie volatile or not volatile. So lets say for example you place your stop loss with a low ATR value. Low volatility is generally accompanied by high volatility - ie stop hunts. So the fact that you are placing a stop loss in low volatility expecting it not be hit is totally illogical and the wrong way of thinking.

Simply not having a stop loss at all is absolute insanity unless you have another means of statistically exiting your trade based on risk to reward that would have the same effect as a stop loss. But having neither a stop loss or exit strategy similar to a stop loss is insane. Look at the most recent flash crash of GBPUSD. Would you like to not have a stop loss with a 1000 pip crash? No.

Don't follow the crowd, think outside the box.

I think we must define first what a "real FX trader" is.

But I believe consistently profitable investors/traders do use stop losses.

the use of stop loss is greatly affected in running his trading, due to stop loss are installed properly will be able to manage the risks to our target according to our analysis already well. Forex is a business that is always to do the study first if the benefit to be obtained

what does it means that they don't?
i don't think so even the expericned traders do mostly recommend us to trade with just stop loss, if one go into the market and don't carry the stop loss with in hands then for sure most likely would suffer losses.