ST Da explained it very well. Not sure if you came across one of his posts on early exit method. Check this out. http://www.traderji.com/futures/91950-day-trading-futures-335.html#post945888
But like he indicates, SL in case the price is going against, must be based on analysis and risk apetite. Not because we entered the trade so we hv to have SL.
But like he indicates, SL in case the price is going against, must be based on analysis and risk apetite. Not because we entered the trade so we hv to have SL.
Thanks Vijay for your suggestion..
That's why I want to know ,what ever method we apply..we have to put some entry rule & exit rule..rule for entering or exiting on those points ...candle close or just touching that level..
.so my question is again same..our system says that if we are long we have to exit on low of pivot low break ..so what should we write on your rule book..that we will get out on breaking of that pivot or should we wait for candle close ...same dilemma in entry on pivots/levels
you are price action trader..so you may have been facing those problems regularly..so please suggest
Thanks
That's why I want to know ,what ever method we apply..we have to put some entry rule & exit rule..rule for entering or exiting on those points ...candle close or just touching that level..
.so my question is again same..our system says that if we are long we have to exit on low of pivot low break ..so what should we write on your rule book..that we will get out on breaking of that pivot or should we wait for candle close ...same dilemma in entry on pivots/levels
you are price action trader..so you may have been facing those problems regularly..so please suggest
Thanks
Most of the areas in trading are gray....they are neither white, nor black but they are gray. I may find the colour to be more white and less black...someone else will find it to be more black and less white. So who is right ? There is nothing absolute right or wrong in trading.It depends on what we as traders are comfortable with.
Coming back to your question, both options could be right. But each has its own trade off and you have mentioned the disadvantages of each in your question. There is also a third option and that is exit the moment your stop is hit and re-enter if the market again goes in your direction.
In slow markets you can wait for closing but in fast and crashing markets, waiting for close could be expensive. I prefer re-entry and I get out at slightest sign that a trade is not working out...but I am comfortable with re-entry and it works very well as I keep my losses very low.
Smart_trade
Coming back to your question, both options could be right. But each has its own trade off and you have mentioned the disadvantages of each in your question. There is also a third option and that is exit the moment your stop is hit and re-enter if the market again goes in your direction.
In slow markets you can wait for closing but in fast and crashing markets, waiting for close could be expensive. I prefer re-entry and I get out at slightest sign that a trade is not working out...but I am comfortable with re-entry and it works very well as I keep my losses very low.
Smart_trade