How many pips do you think is safe for SL ?

[yogyes]

if we depend on a particular startup. It doesn't glance directly every time we consider information. Maybe we need to wait for a longer time until a startup appears. Sometimes it's faster along with sometimes slow. consequently using SL carefully, it might only be assigned. and I usually trade using scalping and trading with most volatile pairs that are eur usd so I think I have to make a stop loss at a maximum of 20-30 pips for safe trading ... they have to stop a different loss. wise wise

[natum]

There is no fixed amount as I say it is safe to stop losses but I am in the view that the market has the ability to move pips in all directions and there for me to use an exit strategy. and if we depend on the arrangement. It doesn't appear immediately when we look at the graph. Maybe we have to wait longer until a setup appears. Sometimes it's faster and sometimes slow. so use SL very carefully, it will only benefit

[sakaroni]

The factors that really determine stop loss in trading are usually the risks that traders choose. Some traders choose stop loss based on a predetermined stop loss level. and it depends on the merchant itself, the accommodation to arrange it depends on the antithesis he receives in his year and how much money he can let go but the atmosphere under 100 pips is not the right profit in my opinion. but I say it consistently depends on the trader.

[solihun]

I agree with you, that it clearly states the level of support or registration, in small trades you can set a stop rate at 30 pips. but long trading you can't consider that so, you better describe the support and registration levels that set stop loss for best practices. and Make take profit and stop loss is a very important control in money management so you have a few seeds below the support for long positions, and a few pips above the resistance line in terms of short positions so that if support or resistance is broken in this case it will stop losing business and my account will be safe.

[karmnun]

It depends on your capital and your business strategy. if you trade short term then it becomes risky and you have to set SL like 50 pips or also depends on your capital and plan. and for long-term trading, you have to SL high for short-term SL. and stopping losses is a very important risk management strategy and you have to really calculate your profit from tp and losses from sl before setting them in any trade. The results of the losses depend on various market conditions and the balance you have. Use the experience to manage stop loss. In my currency I give a 10-20 pips stop loss.

[gagal]

Yes, entry points are very important for forex traders. If your entry point is good then you can set your stop loss very safely. I think the support and resistance levels are very good to stop the stop loss. I always add 10 or 15 pips with support and resistance levels to set me to stop losing. and stopping losing depends on the strategy of traders and traders to balance if the trader has a good balance so they can manage large losses with support and resistance levels.

[dalapan]

I think if we trade to take a standard profit then 30 pips should be enough but 20 pips is very easy to take for me. But if we think as a professional then 300 pips is good for long-term trading. and basically it depends on your strategy and the length of time you trade, it mostly depends on the time frame for a shorter time frame it's better to go for 5-20 pips at most and for times larger frames you can use more stop loss big like 30- 50 pips for 30 minutes to 1 hour chart

[not admin]

I think five pips is easy to save stop loss. But, sometimes I use ten pips for stop loss. I do that, when the probability is high for income. Actually most of the time I use five pips stop loss. and that will depend on someones strategy and risk management system ... but I see some people who use SL: TP 1: 2 this way. like 100 pips gain for 50 pips loss ... actually not bad. but SL and TP use with support and resistance analysis for old trades

[kesempatan]

Most of the time I don't like using stop loss. I think it's not a good thing to use for every single trade. If you have a strong backup, then you don't need to use this. Actually pips on stop loss depends on the current market situation. An average of 100 pips will be good for stopping losses. and I prefer to use SL in all my trades like 30-75 pips and it should be bigger than my profit, remember using sl helps you minimize your losses to not lose all your money, it's safe for me to use a stop loss that is greater than mine take advantage.

[yumna]

I think, 50 pips is a fair distance to know that our predictions are wrong. I always use a 1: 1 ratio, meaning 50 pips stop loss, take 50 pips profit. and don't forget, always use trailing stops. and there is no fixed amount that can be said to be a good value because by hitting SL you always get a loss. But that depends on you how much loss your account can tolerate and also you have enough free margin to open another position.