How to set up your own trading system (2)
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The first step in investing is to protect your capital, and the second step is to make money.
For most people, the fault tolerance rate in investing is actually very low. The reason is simple: the principal amount is limited. If you don't do risk control or position management to protect it, then losing the principal may be gone.
Therefore, ensuring capital safety is our primary goal so that we can survive in the market for a long time and obtain stable profits. If you trade for a long time, there will inevitably be times when you make mistakes in judgment, so how can you control risk to keep losses within a relatively small range? In addition to learning basic technical analysis methods, you can also apply the following trading strategies:
1. Entry: You must prepare a trading plan in advance and strictly implement it, and set reminders for entry prices and stop-loss prices;
2. Bottom plow: Use a small position to hit the bottom first (for example, if you want to buy 1000 of this stock, buy 200 to test the bottom)
3. Increase positions: After the overall general trend comes out, gradually increase positions along the way, so that profits can be maximized;
4. Stop loss: Once you fall below the stop-loss level, it must be strictly enforced, including opening below the stop-loss level. Remember to stop loss! (The key points all have strong support; once they fall, institutions will go short on the trend)
5. Stop profit: When 50% of the profit in your hand is eaten up, stop profit and leave the market first, and remember not to let the profit turn into a loss.
6. Mobile take-profit: For stocks with a mid-tier layout, you can start a mobile take-profit when the profit is 3%-5%, that is, when the profit goes back 50%, and the profit has not yet started running, the funds are protected according to the stop-loss level.
The recent market turmoil is difficult to grasp. Hurry up and study, and not participate in trading is also a good choice.
$Apple(AAPL.US$
$The Mosaic(MOS.US$
The first step in investing is to protect your capital, and the second step is to make money.
For most people, the fault tolerance rate in investing is actually very low. The reason is simple: the principal amount is limited. If you don't do risk control or position management to protect it, then losing the principal may be gone.
Therefore, ensuring capital safety is our primary goal so that we can survive in the market for a long time and obtain stable profits. If you trade for a long time, there will inevitably be times when you make mistakes in judgment, so how can you control risk to keep losses within a relatively small range? In addition to learning basic technical analysis methods, you can also apply the following trading strategies:
1. Entry: You must prepare a trading plan in advance and strictly implement it, and set reminders for entry prices and stop-loss prices;
2. Bottom plow: Use a small position to hit the bottom first (for example, if you want to buy 1000 of this stock, buy 200 to test the bottom)
3. Increase positions: After the overall general trend comes out, gradually increase positions along the way, so that profits can be maximized;
4. Stop loss: Once you fall below the stop-loss level, it must be strictly enforced, including opening below the stop-loss level. Remember to stop loss! (The key points all have strong support; once they fall, institutions will go short on the trend)
5. Stop profit: When 50% of the profit in your hand is eaten up, stop profit and leave the market first, and remember not to let the profit turn into a loss.
6. Mobile take-profit: For stocks with a mid-tier layout, you can start a mobile take-profit when the profit is 3%-5%, that is, when the profit goes back 50%, and the profit has not yet started running, the funds are protected according to the stop-loss level.
The recent market turmoil is difficult to grasp. Hurry up and study, and not participate in trading is also a good choice.
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