Thursday, 12 September 2019

The Time Stop Loss Trading Rule


Get in and get out in the shortest time possible. This is the science of successful trading. But what happens when a trade turns out to be more like a non-performing investment?
When you hold a long-term trade, there are a few issues that will follow
including the:
Opportunity cost
You can find other higher probability trades, instead of having
your money tied up aimlessly in a sluggish market.
Unnecessary impatience

You’ll eventually feel rather anxious and frustrated holding onto a
long-term trade, when you are better off trading in a market that
is moving.
The fake-out

With an ongoing trade, the breakout pattern may fizzle out into a
low probability fake-out trade (a trade that turns against you).

I created a rule to avoid this situation from ever occurring again.
It’s called the Time Stop Loss.

Trade well,

Timon Rossolimos
Founder, MATI Trader


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