✅ Trade with our sponsor broker: CoreSpreads Australia
✅ Please like, subscribe & comment if you enjoyed - it helps a lot!
5 Ways to Calculate a Stop When You Don’t Have a Level to Work Off.
Here are some 5 ways to set a stop loss when you have no clear level to work off. How do you place a stop loss? How do you determine where you place your stop loss? Generally we set our stop above or below a key level. And that's nice and very definite. But how do we set a stop when we don't have any clear levels to work off?
Determining Where to Set Your Stop-Loss
1) % of Range
2) Multiple of ATR
3) Lowest candle range
4) Prior Day/Month High/Low
5) Average rotation
✅ This video is sponsored by CoreSpreads Australia. Please support us by trading with this provider
Related Videos
Great Tips on Where To Place Your Stop Loss!
How To Set A Stop Loss Based on Price Part 1 🏳️
How To Set A Stop Loss Based on a Time Limit Part 2 🏳️
How To Set A Stop Loss Based On Price Volatility Part 3 🏳️
Stop Losses: How to Use Trailing Stops Part 4 🏳️
3 Alternatives to Utilising Stop Loss Orders 👍
Using a Hard Stop in your Trading? ☂️✋
Stop Loss Trading Strategies: Using Moving Averages As a Stop Loss ☂️
How to Use the Average True Range to Set Stops ☂️✋
Using an Indicator as Stop Loss - RSI or Moving Average ☂️✋
How to Find the Optimum Profit Target per Trade 👊
5 Ways to Calculate a Stop When You Don’t Have a Level to Work Off
Day Trading: Intraday Stop Strategy using ATR ☂️✋
Trading Without a Stop Loss: Why Some Professionals Don't Use Stops ☂️
0 Comments