what will happen in price movement?

[Luke Hansen]

Suppose the price has gone idle movement however you don't know about its further development. Perhaps it will go down and afterward up once more, perhaps it will go down and won't return. Subsequently, you would prefer not to risk and yet, you would prefer not to pass up on an extraordinary trading opportunity. This is the time you need to find a specific price swing, put a stop loss close to the price.

 

[mrindice]

Suppose the price has gone idle movement however you don't know about its further development. Perhaps it will go down and afterward up once more, perhaps it will go down and won't return. Subsequently, you would prefer not to risk and yet, you would prefer not to pass up on an extraordinary trading opportunity. This is the time you need to find a specific price swing, put a stop loss close to the price.

Well what was the purpose of your post? Are you asking or advising something?

 

[Deen27]

Cakap melayu la.. haiya. Apekebende ni

 

[Electric Rainbow]

I am also thinking the same, is it a question? or suggestion? If price goes stable then what can we do, we should avoid trading. Taking risk is not good idea, if the market has no good movement.

 

[Shing1985]

How to find that now price will come back and we can trade there? Is stop loss is the good idea?

 

[Nihuginn]

I do not think that we should be worried at the moment. I mean like the price has dropped and eveything but the maket us still running. If you want to trade now then do so although you will have to be keener than you ever were. The prices might rise or drop even more. We are not so sure about that yet.

 

[RainbowRain]

If you trade without a proven trading strategy, you will never know where the price may go, so stop losses will not help you, they will be constantly activated. You will answer your own question when you have a strategy, because only it can show when you need to wait for the rules and conditions for trades, and when to enter the market with the right stop loss.

 

[sunar14]

If you trade without a proven trading strategy, you will never know where the price may go, so stop losses will not help you, they will be constantly activated. You will answer your own question when you have a strategy, because only it can show when you need to wait for the rules and conditions for trades, and when to enter the market with the right stop loss.

Yeah, rule-based trading is the most effective because you know how to tweak it if the results aren’t cutting it. You can swap one rule for another, adjusting the strategy step by step until it finally starts to work.

 

[Aaron_0]

In uncertain market conditions, setting a stop loss near a price swing helps manage risk while avoiding missed opportunities. By placing a stop loss, you protect your position if the price moves unfavorably, but still allow room for potential gains if the market reverses. It's a cautious yet strategic approach.

 

[Elijah_0]

Price movements are influenced by market supply and demand, news, economic data, and investor sentiment. They can be volatile, leading to trends or reversals. Short-term fluctuations may occur due to market speculation, while longer-term movements are often driven by economic fundamentals and broader market conditions.