Bro… you are dropping so many truth bombs with these RUclips shorts. I’ve been greatly in profit by learning exactly everything you are teaching on here. Crazy!
I split the risk in two positions let’s say 100$ so SL is two 50$ . Once 1:1 hit I only move one to BE and keep other open so that way if market taps BE I still can earn half of it goes back up
also moving it up as it creates new areas of demand is a good one. if it breaks the new one it mostly likely is going to dig into the one below because its indicating the trend isnt that strong yet.
This is what i like to do. Some people also take half off half way to tp and set the other half to breakeven. I struggle with these two methods. Sometimes i'll breakeven but i could have had some profit if i took half off. Other times i'll take have off and then it goes to my tp. In that case i didnt fully capitalize. Im probably overthinking and should just stick with one lol.
Trimming to secure profits is the safest way to do it. If you want higher risk, higher reward then yeah, take your full position to levels. What I do is trim at certain profits and keep a runner as long as I can and just moving up my stop loss. Today I actually hit 420% profit at one point on Meta shorts.
Hello, does breakeven have a rule? Example = after entering a trade the market has to go an amount of ticks or pips and then you are aloud to do the breakeven. Or you can put it breakeven after you place the trade . ¿ How many time you can do breakeven in a day?
Risk management is very important but y are u guys only looking at candle sticks charts thats so old skool.........pls stop trading if you can't see what's going on inside the candle, data is so so important if you want to be successful trust meeeeeeee
@@sportingmeme3606 level 2 data, footprints for imbalances/ absorption and zero prints, deltas and delta pressure, D.o.m, but I don't use so much tbh, net long and net short live data positions is a MUST!!!!!!!!......liquidaty data such as daily, weekly and monthly liquids and where they are positioned on the chart..... heatmap liquidaty is crazy good coupled with chart imbalance zones.....Vwap high, low and middle zones etc.....U know stuff like that
I disagree, moving stop losses up/down to avoid losing more money might also mean you drop out of a trade early, thus cutting profit. If your strategy has a low win rate DO NOT do this
This right here is golden risk management.
Your advice is so helpful! Thank you so much for your help
Thanks bruv and congrats on the transformation, I barely recognized you!
He actually looks better with weight but healthy is key
$LLY got that diet pill everyone wants!!!💊💊
Bro… you are dropping so many truth bombs with these RUclips shorts. I’ve been greatly in profit by learning exactly everything you are teaching on here. Crazy!
Sometimes by time you change your stop loss its too late. I usually stand by with my finger on the trigger and close trade😅
WOW I just use the break even method on a trade didn't lose any money at all... "THANK YOU SO MUCH !
This dude be dropping no bullshit gems
I move my stop loss, and also like to scale out my position on the way up so that even if get stopped out, I still made some money
Thank u sir, i learnt more from ur videos.
Bet. Love this! Manual trailing has worked for me. Not everybody, but we all have different understandings of the markets. Trade like a turtle!
I split the risk in two positions let’s say 100$ so SL is two 50$ . Once 1:1 hit I only move one to BE and keep other open so that way if market taps BE I still can earn half of it goes back up
I like this too because if it comes back to breakeven, you're still in the trade but with half the risk.
I don't need any other explanation sir... ❤
Thanks Ben these shorts are super mini golden gems
Thanks 👍 bro I use your all trick...it's great technic
Thank you sir always building 🏢 me to become better ❤
Those were both great suggestions
also moving it up as it creates new areas of demand is a good one. if it breaks the new one it mostly likely is going to dig into the one below because its indicating the trend isnt that strong yet.
looks like a new person, congrats on the weight loss, who is the new guy
On Point
Can you show us an example using real charts?
thx brother
How to set that up please
That’s good…if you ain’t trading option contracts 😂
This is what i like to do. Some people also take half off half way to tp and set the other half to breakeven. I struggle with these two methods. Sometimes i'll breakeven but i could have had some profit if i took half off. Other times i'll take have off and then it goes to my tp. In that case i didnt fully capitalize. Im probably overthinking and should just stick with one lol.
Trimming to secure profits is the safest way to do it. If you want higher risk, higher reward then yeah, take your full position to levels. What I do is trim at certain profits and keep a runner as long as I can and just moving up my stop loss. Today I actually hit 420% profit at one point on Meta shorts.
I'll try this and see if it works... usually I don't set my SL until I'm in profits
❤❤❤❤
Sounds good but what do you do if after you buy it goes down straight away
How about a trailing stop loss?
Hello, does breakeven have a rule? Example = after entering a trade the market has to go an amount of ticks or pips and then you are aloud to do the breakeven. Or you can put it breakeven after you place the trade . ¿ How many time you can do breakeven in a day?
Hell yah!!
🦁 DTA IN THE HOUSE 🦁 *THANKS BEN*
Wassup gangsta
Thanks man
Thank big brother
This is known by very few traders
Am usually stop at 1:2 but my target is 1:5 at the end of the day am on losses
What are profits?
This is the real Forex trading
This is pure gambling lmao
Nope
WTF NO....🤣😂😂
Yeah you get stopped out and then it goes the way you expected it to in the first place 😂
Fomo
Better to be breakeven any day than lose a trade
Take $50 twice thats it moving sl to be it usualy it hits
Risk management is very important but y are u guys only looking at candle sticks charts thats so old skool.........pls stop trading if you can't see what's going on inside the candle, data is so so important if you want to be successful trust meeeeeeee
What kind of data that you talking about?
@@sportingmeme3606 level 2 data, footprints for imbalances/ absorption and zero prints, deltas and delta pressure, D.o.m, but I don't use so much tbh, net long and net short live data positions is a MUST!!!!!!!!......liquidaty data such as daily, weekly and monthly liquids and where they are positioned on the chart..... heatmap liquidaty is crazy good coupled with chart imbalance zones.....Vwap high, low and middle zones etc.....U know stuff like that
I disagree, moving stop losses up/down to avoid losing more money might also mean you drop out of a trade early, thus cutting profit.
If your strategy has a low win rate DO NOT do this