thread: Trading without stop-losses

Trading with no stop loss has a big risk. To survive we need a security. Safety is to use a stop loss because we do not know where the market will proceed of the reason we want a Fantastic safety

trading with no stop loss has a very major risk. To survive we need a security that is fantastic. Fantastic safety is to always use a stop loss because we don't understand where the market will proceed, then of why we want a fantastic safety

Or has a very major reward, what is your trading has not endured anything yet, not even your safety thus the conclusion we can make according to your ASSumption is the analysis is far from proper and this is evident from outcomes you could/couldn't provide.

Question - did anyone here trade during Brexit with no stop loss? If you exchanged during Brexit and throughout the aftermath, that's.

THE ULTIMATE ZERO LINE
If you are day-trading and decide on where best to prevent loss and take profit, that perfectly okay. But if you are on the market for the long haul, then stop loss is a hassle. It tends to shut out you when you are about to ride a spike or fall off a cliff once and for all.

Those spikes and crashes in your favor are really what hastens your portlios, not the intraday profits. What you make in intraday gains you loose in commissions and fees because it takes repeated market entrances to make those gains.

Most long term traders use some form of hedging which works for them. You are able to hedge the pairs with every other (weak/strong), or buy out hedging options from commodities, or merely accurately figure out the long-term management and stick to it.

The straight horizontal monthly all time regression trend line for any device is the ultimate zero line. When the current market price is aboveit, you stay long and keep swapping trade prices until you have a result. If the market price is below zero, you stick to price swaps until you set a PaL result. FiFir, front-trade these positions on your demo account to be sure that this system works, until you go live. See my Fore explorer results.

THE ULTIMATE ZERO LINE
If you are day-trading and decide on where to prevent loss and take profit, that absolutely fine. But if you in the market for the long haul, stop loss is a hassle. It tends to close you out if you about to ride a spike or drop off a cliff for good.

Those spikes and crashes in your favor are what skyrocket your portlios, maybe not the intraday profits. Everything you make in intraday gains you reduction in commissions and fees because it many replicated market entrances to make those gains.

Most long term traders employ some form of hedging that works for them. You can hedge the pairs together with each other (weak/strong), or buy out hedging options from commodities, just figure out the long-term direction and keep it up.

The straight horizontal all time regression trend line for virtually any tool is the ultimate zero line. When the current market price is aboveit, you stay long and keep swapping trade prices till you've got a PaL result. If the market price is below zero, then you adhere to trades before you establish a PaL result. First front trade these positions in your demo account to be certain that this system operates, before you go live. View my Fore explorer results.

Query - did anybody here trade without a stop loss during Brexit? That is, if you traded whatsoever during the wake and throughout Brexit.

Yes I did..why is there a problem?
After all the warnings I was given by the scamming broker and knowing the prior enormous move of this market leadership and major motion to the Brexit I kept my position.

Problem is that the reverse situation is also feasible. I had been long on London Stock Exchange. However, I neglected SL, which was retained very wide. My demo account lost 57% overnight. I should have made it very tight. Lesson learned: Never forget to update the stops.

Problem is that the reverse situation is also feasible. I had been long on London Stock Exchange, a pleasant position. But I neglected SL, which was kept wide. So, my demo account dropped 57% immediately. I should have made it quite tight. Lesson learned: Never forget to update the stops.

Yes your greed got the better of you so you didn't protect your winners!
That is when its best to utilize SL...
But this really is demonstration trading

A Second silence for peeps That tradd Throughout the Brexit volatility without Prevent losses

quote Yes I did..why is there an issue? After all of the warnings I was given by the broker and understanding the prior massive movement of the market direction and major movement to the Brexit I kept my position.

As did I, although I only commerce A/U, but there broker had margins and spreads padded. Since I really don't scalp Do not really matter though and was able to profit in my own positions.

It is wonderful to know that at least some others know how to control risk without stops, too many in here have no clue and don't even define if they utilize non or guaranteed bonded stops yet believe they are managing risk.