What is your perfect stop loss plan and take profit plan while trading?

all more about stop-loss and take-profit instructions later I plan to implement your style of risk to reward in trail your stop loss, and I do get a lot of emails any level of stop loss and take profit averages, and are best set by applying

I business with 50 pips stop-loss and endless pips of take earnings. I don't usually position take benefit as I keep continuous sight upon the business and near the position soon as I think the earnings are enough for me.

In my dealing technique i use 70 take benefit and 35 stop-loss and this technique i do normally in the i high-impact information time because in those days market activity happen very great and i am effective now.

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Originally Posted by ronyrhm

A lot of people get nervous once you start talking about options. After all, they're not your standard investment. You really have to read between the lines and have a keen eye for short-term trends... Sometimes, those trends only last for a few hours.

But, with all that said, with keen investing sense and the right preparation you could make some very nice gains on the open options market.

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I don't think that a small trader should looking for small trend .Because small trend is not very safe for small investor and it may trend against us anytime.But in short term trade if a small trade use very small lot then he can do the best job.

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Originally Posted by kanwaljit

while trading if the market is trending i prefer a trailing stop to manage my profit factor, but if the market is ranging then i prefer my gut feeling to tell me where to put stops to get out of a wrong trade, mostly this is 15 to 30 pips at most

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keep it with you just what you can only get even a small pif's not what's important each day to 20 pif 30pif yes passable yes to

Price mostly moves in long ranges than that, but you are lucky if you are getting good results from it. I always settle for take profit as 50 pips and stop loss at 25 pips. So far I am successful in making good trades. I trade with 50 pips stop loss and unlimited pips of take profits. so if i'm setup a 20pip loss, then my profit will be at 40 pips.

well when i open up any trade rather than first i research following support and also resistance. i put my personal stop reduction next to these stage.
if support and also resistance levels are usually too heavy after that i follow my personal money management guidelines. i use 2:1 chance & compliment ratio.
keep reduction is 200pips after that my tp is 100pips..

i think the the perfect plan for stop loss and take profit is between 40 to 60 pips for stop loss and between 50 to 80 pips for take profit and it is better to use trailing stop loss

I only have to analyze trends in, select my oder. 50 PIP PIP stop loss and take profit and unlimited business. the situation, and normally should take advantage I think I very soon on a business for profit.

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