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Pending Order & Stop Loss

klu kat meta dah ada software dia tuk trailing stoploss, tapi dia kay pc kita bukan kat server, so kene onkan pc 24 jam.. klu off kan function trailing stoploss tu tak function.
tuk stoploss tu kat mana2 trading platform pun ada function tu sbb kita setka sekali jer bila open pos..
Klu buat pakai EA, trailing stoiploss tu mesti dinamik bersesuaian dgn keadaan semasa market

kalau kat insta atau lite meta...kat ner nak guna function tu? kat script ke? tolong jelaskan.....thanks....
 
klu kat meta dah ada software dia tuk trailing stoploss, tapi dia kay pc kita bukan kat server, so kene onkan pc 24 jam.. klu off kan function trailing stoploss tu tak function.
tuk stoploss tu kat mana2 trading platform pun ada function tu sbb kita setka sekali jer bila open pos..
Klu buat pakai EA, trailing stoiploss tu mesti dinamik bersesuaian dgn keadaan semasa market

kalau pakai EA......boleh bg tak EA tu.......

p/s::"> Lagi pening aku...... betul kata guru aku "Kekadang kalau kita belajar cara tadika lebih cepat pandai dari ayat berjela".......maknanya kalau ada gambar.......lagi cepat "tangkap"
 
trailing feature sama line dgn menu yg nak setting SL + tp + Modify + close tu..
 
Nie lagi satu artikel tentang 'trailing stop loss' tp aku takpham hapa satuuuuuu puu......

Step trailing stop loss
Step1
Decide how you want to use a trailing stop loss. You may want to protect a profit in a stock after a good profit run. A trailing stop loss will lock in your profits. It will also limit your losses if the stock declines. Use the trailing stop loss as a way to plan a worst-case exit strategy that you can live with.
Step2
Set the price for your trailing stop loss. This depends on the volatility of the stock and how much downside protection you need. If a stock is volatile, you may end up selling the stock at a 5 percent decline only to see it rise 10 percent in the next few days. For a volatile stock, you may consider setting the trailing stop loss at 10 to 15 percent below the current market price. On a less-volatile stock, a trailing stop loss of 5 to 7 percent below the market price may be used to limit your losses.
Step3
Enter a sell order in your online stock-trading account indicating a trailing stop loss as the type of order. Pick the percentage or amount below the current stock price as the trailing stop loss point.
 
klu kat meta dah ada software dia tuk trailing stoploss, tapi dia kay pc kita bukan kat server, so kene onkan pc 24 jam.. klu off kan function trailing stoploss tu tak function.
tuk stoploss tu kat mana2 trading platform pun ada function tu sbb kita setka sekali jer bila open pos..
Klu buat pakai EA, trailing stoiploss tu mesti dinamik bersesuaian dgn keadaan semasa market

yup trailing feature ni hanya embedded kat mt4 software tu..
kalau pc off trailing tak jalan la..

berbeza dgn stop loss, sbb sl ni dia set dalam server broker, sbb tu kalau off pc pon sl tu masih melekat
 
Nie lagi satu artikel tentang 'trailing stop loss' tp aku takpham hapa satuuuuuu puu......

Step trailing stop loss
Step1
Decide how you want to use a trailing stop loss. You may want to protect a profit in a stock after a good profit run. A trailing stop loss will lock in your profits. It will also limit your losses if the stock declines. Use the trailing stop loss as a way to plan a worst-case exit strategy that you can live with.
Step2
Set the price for your trailing stop loss. This depends on the volatility of the stock and how much downside protection you need. If a stock is volatile, you may end up selling the stock at a 5 percent decline only to see it rise 10 percent in the next few days. For a volatile stock, you may consider setting the trailing stop loss at 10 to 15 percent below the current market price. On a less-volatile stock, a trailing stop loss of 5 to 7 percent below the market price may be used to limit your losses.
Step3
Enter a sell order in your online stock-trading account indicating a trailing stop loss as the type of order. Pick the percentage or amount below the current stock price as the trailing stop loss point.

bro dah pakai mt4?
kadang2 theory2 ni byk peninkan kepla..

ts ni simply macam nak secure propit.. amount nk secure tu kita bule setkan..
cth 15, 20, 50 etc..
 
Nie lagi satu artikel.......lagi.....dan lagi.....aku tak paham
1. APa yang dia pakai....? Software/EA??????
2. Macamana nak set.....
Minta tolong otai bg contoh satu persatu.........





A trailing stop loss is very similar to a stop loss, but where the one kept your losses small, the trailing stop loss will enable your profit growth.

A trailing stop loss is calculated in a manner like the way we calculated our initial stop loss. The only difference being that while we calculated our stop loss from the entry price, we’re calculating our trailing stop loss from the highest price since entry. The key to the trailing stop loss is that you need to make continual adjustments to make sure that the stop is moved in your favour.
The method that you use to set your trailing stop loss can vary dramatically. However, if we use the ATR method that we used to calculate our initial stop to set our trailing stop loss, we’ll have the ability to lock in the profit as the share price increases.
For example, if you bought a share at one dollar, and your initial stop was set at 90 cents, your trailing stop would also have a value of 90 cents. If, after the first day, the share price moves in your favour and moves to $1.10, you would recalculate your trailing stop loss by subtracting two times the value of the ATR from the new high price of $1.10. For simplicity, let’s assume that your stop size hasn’t changed, and is still ten cents wide. When you calculate your new trailing stop loss, by subtracting the 10 cents from $1.10, it would be set at one dollar.
At this point, your initial stop was at 90 cents, and your trailing stop loss is now at a dollar, with the share price is at $1.10. Since your trailing stop loss is higher than your initial stop, the initial stop becomes obsolete, and our trailing stop loss becomes your active exit.
Now, my question is, “How much profit have you made on this trade?” The share price is at $1.10 and we entered at one dollar. If you thought, “No, I haven’t made any money”, then you’d be right on track. Remember, our stop loss strategy gives the share price a little bit of room to move.
You’re not going to exit this position until the share price reverts to one dollar. I’ts important to note that when you are valuing any open position, you should always value it based on its stop loss value, since if you were to exit this share, you would wait until that price point was breached.
Let’s go back to the example. Now, what happens if the share price begins to fall? Let’s say that the share price falls from $1.10 down to $1.05. What does your trailing stop loss do? Would it move down also? Here’s another important point. A stop loss will never, ever move down. A trailing stop loss can only move up. This ensures you lock in profit and that you’ll also get out of the shares once they start to turn. A trailing stop loss is always calculated from the highest price since entry, so the highest price is still $1.10.
It’s not until the share price makes a new high since entry that the trailing stop loss would begin to move in your favor again. However, if you’re using the ATR method, there’s another way for our trailing stop to move up. This would occur when the volatility of a stock begins to decrease. If a share price were to begin to move sideways, the ATR value would start to drop off. This would cause the trailing stop to move up as the share price became less volatile.
The best way to understand these concepts is to print out a chart with the ATR values along the bottom. Then on the chart, identify the point where you would have received an entry signal, and mark your initial stop loss and your trailing stop loss.
As the trend progresses make sure that you recalculate the value of your stop so you can begin to get a feel for the way this method of using a stop loss works Seeing how the changes in stock price affect you trailing stop loss will give you the confidence to make them a key part of your trading system.
 
bro dah pakai mt4?
kadang2 theory2 ni byk peninkan kepla..

ts ni simply macam nak secure propit.. amount nk secure tu kita bule setkan..
cth 15, 20, 50 etc..

Pakai InstaTrader Demo......
Macamana nak set kan???????? Boleh jelaskan
sorry tanya lebih-lebih......betul-betul new biz nie...
p/s : dah rugi puluhan ribu US (dlm demo je)
 
Nie lagi satu artikel.......lagi.....dan lagi.....aku tak paham
1. APa yang dia pakai....? Software/EA??????
2. Macamana nak set.....
Minta tolong otai bg contoh satu persatu.........





A trailing stop loss is very similar to a stop loss, but where the one kept your losses small, the trailing stop loss will enable your profit growth.

A trailing stop loss is calculated in a manner like the way we calculated our initial stop loss. The only difference being that while we calculated our stop loss from the entry price, we’re calculating our trailing stop loss from the highest price since entry. The key to the trailing stop loss is that you need to make continual adjustments to make sure that the stop is moved in your favour.
The method that you use to set your trailing stop loss can vary dramatically. However, if we use the ATR method that we used to calculate our initial stop to set our trailing stop loss, we’ll have the ability to lock in the profit as the share price increases.
For example, if you bought a share at one dollar, and your initial stop was set at 90 cents, your trailing stop would also have a value of 90 cents. If, after the first day, the share price moves in your favour and moves to $1.10, you would recalculate your trailing stop loss by subtracting two times the value of the ATR from the new high price of $1.10. For simplicity, let’s assume that your stop size hasn’t changed, and is still ten cents wide. When you calculate your new trailing stop loss, by subtracting the 10 cents from $1.10, it would be set at one dollar.
At this point, your initial stop was at 90 cents, and your trailing stop loss is now at a dollar, with the share price is at $1.10. Since your trailing stop loss is higher than your initial stop, the initial stop becomes obsolete, and our trailing stop loss becomes your active exit.
Now, my question is, “How much profit have you made on this trade?” The share price is at $1.10 and we entered at one dollar. If you thought, “No, I haven’t made any money”, then you’d be right on track. Remember, our stop loss strategy gives the share price a little bit of room to move.
You’re not going to exit this position until the share price reverts to one dollar. I’ts important to note that when you are valuing any open position, you should always value it based on its stop loss value, since if you were to exit this share, you would wait until that price point was breached.
Let’s go back to the example. Now, what happens if the share price begins to fall? Let’s say that the share price falls from $1.10 down to $1.05. What does your trailing stop loss do? Would it move down also? Here’s another important point. A stop loss will never, ever move down. A trailing stop loss can only move up. This ensures you lock in profit and that you’ll also get out of the shares once they start to turn. A trailing stop loss is always calculated from the highest price since entry, so the highest price is still $1.10.
It’s not until the share price makes a new high since entry that the trailing stop loss would begin to move in your favor again. However, if you’re using the ATR method, there’s another way for our trailing stop to move up. This would occur when the volatility of a stock begins to decrease. If a share price were to begin to move sideways, the ATR value would start to drop off. This would cause the trailing stop to move up as the share price became less volatile.
The best way to understand these concepts is to print out a chart with the ATR values along the bottom. Then on the chart, identify the point where you would have received an entry signal, and mark your initial stop loss and your trailing stop loss.
As the trend progresses make sure that you recalculate the value of your stop so you can begin to get a feel for the way this method of using a stop loss works Seeing how the changes in stock price affect you trailing stop loss will give you the confidence to make them a key part of your trading system.

bro ni trade tak pakai metatrade4 ke?
 
Pakai InstaTrader Demo......
Macamana nak set kan???????? Boleh jelaskan
sorry tanya lebih-lebih......betul-betul new biz nie...
p/s : dah rugi puluhan ribu US (dlm demo je)

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selalu2 la belek2 mt4 tu..
 

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