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How to put a quick stoploss for a scalping system?
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<p id="isPasted">A stop-loss which moves with the market in favorable condition ( to catch more profit) and remains stable when the market moves adversely is known as “trailing stop-loss”.</p><p>For example,</p><p>Assume you buy a stock at ?100 and set a trailing stop-loss for 5 points</p><p>Therefore, the stop-loss point is at ?95</p><p>Now suppose the stock moves from ?100 to ?102 (which is favorable)</p><p>According to this movement the stop-loss will also move from ?95 to ?97 keeping 5 points gap from the market price</p><p>In the second scenario, the price tumbles from ?100 to ?97, but the stop-loss will …</p>
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<p><br>Scalp is in intraday for shorter time. More risky. Anything can make the stock volatile. So, it is better to avoid scalp or strictly with stoploss or good hedging.</p>
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<p id="isPasted">just choose the high of previous candle if you are SHORTING,</p><p>if you are buying, choose the low of previous candle.</p><p>think about why the previous candle high/low candle should be broken if you are in a good trend</p>
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<p>On the basis of yours risk reward. Moreover scalping is done by professionals only. When ordinary person without proper training will do, it will look. Like gambling.</p>
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<p id="isPasted">As a trader, you have to be aware that literally any trade can go against you, not matter how confident you are about it. This is why you always have to know where you will stop out if things go wrong. In other words to protect yourself, you have to use a stop loss.</p><p>Not cutting losses and holding and hoping the trade comes back is one of the most common mistakes that traders make. Yes, the trade may come back once or twice and you will make money that way but its actually very bad for your development as …</p>
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