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Hare Krishna Mitra 16 th June, 2012
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Stop Loss Break out Trades Trend within a Trend
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Fundamental based Price Action Based Indicator based ◦ Moving Average based ◦ Oscillator based ◦ Channel based Hybrid ◦ Combination of price action and indicators Fixed Dollar Stop based on ATR A fixed percent stop
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◦ Getting stopped out frequently when it is too close ◦ Probability of loosing a large amount when it is too wide ◦ Optimum stop loss is a function of market volatility
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While expecting the price to come out of a trading range the entry point and stop loss determination is a daunting task Stop needs to be wide An unexpected news event could sour an otherwise winning trade
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While trying to catch a bigger trend often times we miss multiple smaller swing opportunities We also miss a bigger trend while focusing on smaller swings
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It consists of two components - ◦ Taking a long position from one account ◦ Taking a short position from a companion account Two components, long & short, could be taken - ◦ At the same price level ◦ At slightly different price levels ◦ At completely different price levels
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This kind of entry can be taken to capture breakout trades Seller Concentration Area / Resistance Zone Buy stop Sell stop Trading from one acct.Trading from two accts. Long from acct. A Short from acct. B Seller Concentration Area / Resistance Zone Stop for acct. A Stop for acct. B
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This can be utilized for reducing the loss in case the trade is stopped out while giving the trade (pair) enough room for fluctuation Entry Point Stop Loss 1 ATR Long Entry from acct. A Cover the short: acct. B at a buy signal or close the long: acct. A at a sell signal or close both 0.5 ATR Short Entry from acct. B 2 ATR Trading from one acct. Trading from two accts.
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This can be deployed to capture the bigger trend from one acct. and profit from the smaller trends within from the other acct. Long: acct. A Short: acct. B Take profit: acct. A & acct. B Cover: acct. B
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Good Luck & Good Trading!
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