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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