Trading Stop-Losses and The Power Of Compounding
May 29, 2020 20:00
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The Master Trend reversal Price Action strategy
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Iron Condor, variations and adjustments strategies
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Golden Butterfly - Delta Neutral Strategy
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Rajesh Sriwastava
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Failed Breakouts strategies
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Validate Strategies and Maximize Your Wins
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My structured process as a daily intraday trader
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Application of Neo Wave and Fibonacci Analysis
Sahil Vijay
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Is Technical Analysis limited to Trading?
Brijesh Bhatia
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Decoding Promoter’s Holdings & Short Term Investing Strategies.
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Harmonics Trading Strategy
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Cash in Portfolio: Cash Management Strategy
K Ananth Rao
21
BankNifty Expiry Buying/Selling Options
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22
Trading Systems – The why and how of our Business strategies
Sumeet Jain
23
Trading Stop-Losses and The Power Of Compounding
Abhishek Daharia
24
Trading with Bollinger Bands
Harish Kumar
25
Renko Chart Setups & Strategies
Prashant Shah
Every trader who has done his share of trading has been a victim to stop-loss hunting at some point of time. When we enter a trade, we place our stop loss and we wait for the price to reach the target. Which it does!! Except for the time when you were already stopped-out before the stock reached your target. The reason behind this is that everyone does the same thing at the same time with the information they have. The classic Herd Mentality in action. Price is the fastest indicator on the chart; however, the key level which the price forms is visible to everyone. So, it's our work to figure out how to make use of the information everyone has and predict their actions beforehand. It has more to do with psychology than absolute value.
In this session, we will discuss how to trade the stop-losses to stay ahead of the curve using price action. Starting from identification of zones and how not to use it, to planning the entry and exit stop-loss in an optimal manner. Where does the last line of defense fall? Exactly when does a zone fail? How can we evade the stop-loss hunting by using price action reading? We will try to answer all the related questions and more as we start discussing how compounding (one of the most powerful mathematical tools) can be used to ease our trading.
