Elements of concern above the stop loss

Stop Loss

Is it really profitable to just trade with the trend?

Is it really profitable to just target the trend?

Is it true that contrarian trading leads to losses?

Is it true that averaging down leads to losses?

All depends on the market results

In the end, since the trend lasts longer, profits are just because you’re “keeping the result”

It works based on how well the results hold

If you set stop loss at 1:1, you won’t make money; the stop loss loses its purpose

The market’s “result”

Capital increase logic is “how well the results hold”

Small losses and big gains are possible because the “holding of the result” is good

Trend stop loss

Limit losses and maximize profits

Hedged trades

Enter with large profit, and retreat when losses occur

The market is ranging

Hedged trades

The market is trending

Trend stop loss

After all, the market will move up and down someday

Trading with stop losses is safer

The market is

Mainly ranges

Range-range-range, or a trend range

Secondary is a trend

Whether the trend is accelerating or a staircase trend

Averaging down can be profitable in the main market, but

When it shifts to the sub-market, you lose

The switch between main and sub isn’t clear

If you reverse at the turning point, the main will extend and you’ll incur round-trip losses

Averaging down is a big loss if the price moves against you

There’s no choice but to deal with it by averaging down

Ultimately, thinking of averaging down with stop loss

Averaging down repeatedly yields disastrously poor results, so

It’s better to have stop losses in place

Trade with a trend on 30 minutes to 1 hour

Enter when you can see the trend resuming after a market reversal on a timeframe where the trend is visible

Entry time frame

30-minute chart

5-minute chart

The 15-minute and 1-hour charts are for observing the trend

Decide on entries on the 5-minute chart by watching movement within the medium-term envelope

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