maudur wrote:Maudur,
my stop loss moving techniques:
(1) when trade is profitable, i move stop loss behind PEAKS/TROUGHS.
(2)if there is a big price move and no obvious peaks or troughs, i find significant areas of support or resistance that is broken and move my SL just above/below it.the reasoning for this is that if price comes back to this support/resistance level, it has a high probability of going back in the direction where it was headed originally and so i place my SL a little above/below this areas of S&R.
Excellent, and that about TP?
il brigante wrote:Thank you, simple forex, that helped a lot. So when the trade goes your way the R/R is excellent. But can you tell me what percentage of the trades are winning trades? So then I can understand how to evaluate the number of losses, so I don't get demoralised by a few losing trades.
Also yesterday I entered short nzdjpy and got stop out. I entered this trade because the 4 hour down trendline got intersected for the third time, I then switched to the 1 hour tf and place a sellstop
5 pips below the 1h candle that touched the trend line with a sl 5 pips above that candle, but got stopped out. I really would like to know what you think about this trade, and if it was a trade that you would consider. I have atached the 4 and 1 h tf
Thank you very much for your feedback.
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