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thread: Trading without stop-losses

  1. #611
    Junior Member Miniiok25's Avatar
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    I understand some men and women who trade stocks and leave their stop loss out of the market. The beauty of this is that you don't get stopped from market fluctuations, and often their trades continue higher. If the candle closes past the psychological stop level (there is a stop loss, it is just not put at the market), the next candle (at opening) they shut the trade. Later I'm going to research this. I suspect it would be a much better strategy.

  2. #612
    As a very newbie, I think no stop loss may work if you could spend 24/7 before this chart, so that you can create your own mind up if its going your way or not. However, in the middle of the night, when it turns against you, you Don't Have Any protection

  3. #613
    As a very newbie, I think no stop loss could work if you could spend 24/7 if front of this chart, so that you can create your own mind up if its moving your way or not. But, in the middle of the night, in case it turns against you, you have no security
    Please see post 648 above. That you may inbox me In case you have any questions. Thanks.

  4. #614
    quote Nefser, Start by taking a look at my own FF explorer outcomes, to see that a few of my rankings have been open for weeks and counting. Your questions are extremely logical. But experience has shown that the longer you can leave open your commerce the more likely you are to experience meaningful growth. The ability to trade with no stop loss is the thing that differentiates the boys. You don't need to chicken out due to a small loss before a win happens. It requires a Brexit-sized event to suddenly change...
    Hi Mecrandie,

    YOur trading style really easy!
    Can't wait to hear more from you.

  5. #615
    Trading with no stop loss would be quite worried, particularly in the novice trader is extremely regrettable. Firms that have the beauty of a profit and also have a major disadvantage so it's extremely difficult to produce a profit to be achieved. Should be able to understand in advance how risk is minimized

  6. #616
    quote Hello Mecrandie, YOur trading style really easy! Do not wait to hear more from you.
    Thank you Monokl. Make sure you subscribe to my own webpage to get automatic notification of new threads or replies.

  7. #617
    Here is H4 Strategy without SL....

    1. Open buy order when long green candle near over red candle and close if 1st red candle close
    2. Open market order if long red candle close below green candle and close if 1st green near

    see the below chart. .


  8. #618
    Here is H4 Strategy without SL... 1 ). Open buy order if long green candle close if 1st candle close two and close above candle. Open sell order if red candle close below candle and close if 1st green close see the below chart. . image
    I like your strategy. It's straightforward and efficient. Imagine if you reverse trade direction without reentering at a price that is higher and closing a situation?
    Try using D1 SMA-3 indicator to work out market direction. Click on link below to find out what I am saying.

    https://s.tradingview.com/x/1JBjkS1p/

  9. #619
    quote I like your strategy. It is efficient and simple. Imagine if you reverse commerce direction without shutting a position and reentering at a price that is greater? Try using D1 SMA-3 indicator to figure out market direction. Click link below to find out what I am saying. Https://s.tradingview.com/x/1JBjkS1p/
    Hello mecandie,

    you could using the direction of Weekly SMA 3 and D1 SMA 3 in the Exact Same way as the filtering of fashion direction Initially or D1 sma3 and sma 16


    Cheers

  10. #620
    quote Hi mecandie, you can utilizing the leadership of Weekly SMA 3 and D1 SMA 3 at the exact same direction as the filtering of fashion direction in the beginning or D1 sma3 and sma 16 image Cheers
    This is the previous 2 week of GBPUSD H4, simpler....


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