42. How to Up Your Chances for Profit When Setting Stops
By admin on July 19, 2010, 10:50 am
www.informedtrades.com A lesson on how to incorporate technical analysis in identifying support and resistance and incorporating this into setting your stop loss when trading the stock, futures, and forex markets. In our last lesson we learned about the Average True Range (ATR) and how traders use this to get an idea of the volatility in the market so they can incorporate this into their stop levels. In today’s lesson we are going to add an additional factor that most traders consider important when setting stops, support and resistance. As we have learned in previous lessons many traders will use technical analysis to determine where support and resistance is in the market, and look for trading opportunities based on what that chart analysis tells them. In addition to using technical analysis to find support and resistance levels in which trades can be entered, many successful traders also use this method of analysis to determine where their stops should be placed. One of the most popular methods which we have touched on in previous lessons where many traders use support and resistance in their trading is when trading ranges in the market. Many traders favor ranges, as they provide traders with the ability to enter trades with tight stop losses and much larger potential returns. The reasoning here is that traders can enter a trade just below resistance or just above support in the range, place their stop just outside that level and then their profit target at the other …
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Good education, Dave Thx.
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thanks for your time,
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Great pointers on setting the stoploss and takeprofit. Greetings from Norway
In my opinion if one doesn’t at least know where support and resistance lies in the market then they are trading blindly. This is of course just my opinion however others may differ. Best Regards, Dave
woah, you have to make all these calculations before a buy or sell? Is there enough time to set stops while running through charts?
Hi Supportapples, Thanks for the comment I am glad you like the video and found them informative. Best Regards, Dave
best information i’ve seen on setting stops ; you probably saved my account.
glad you like them and thanks again for the comments, best regards, Dave
Great series of videos.