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legendary
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August 14, 2020, 03:29:06 PM
#45
Hey guys
I can say 95% of my loses are because of using stop-lose , price always return to past price and i regret why i made stop-lose ,  but th
ere is another worry that without setting it market may blow your account suddenly ,  i use 1:10 leverage . I'll appreciate if you guys guide me how i run it  .. Thanks


Try to change your analysis, if you know that the Stop always jumps it is because you do not have a sufficient tolerance range , perhaps if you try to do an analysis for a longer period of time you can have more clarity, remember that volatility is greater when it is at minor temporality, it is extremely brutal.
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August 13, 2020, 02:43:06 PM
#44
I think stop loss is not the problem but there is wrong in the trading system that you are currently using, maybe you  are always getting panicked and it is the reason why you keep experiencing losses. Trade with bias and not against the bias, using stop loss is important and every trader should use it. If you are regretting because you always getting cutting your position, I think it is better if you have wide stop loss and not tight stop loss. It is really frustrating and a bit regretting because I also experienced it especially in the beginning of my trading journey but I trust the process and I improve my trading system. You can master the art of cutting losses if you will allocate a lot of time on researching about it.

No question about that, if you are keen in learning the process together with your actual experienced you'll be able to master good skills.

All you need is time and dedication to extent things out. Doing a complete research about every functions and knowing both the pros and cons of this tools

You can keep improving your chance from time to time, experienced itself will
guide you to a much profitable journey towards this trading business.
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August 13, 2020, 01:43:09 PM
#43
Thank you all ,  i think to decrease leverage to 1:5 and setting stop-losses wider ,  see what happen .. btc/usd is very risky at trading  Lips sealed
This is definitely the right thing to do, you have not told us if you have experience trading without leverage but if you don't maybe it could be a good idea to begin your journey as a trader with no leverage and only once you have proved to yourself that you can obtain profits without leverage you can begin to slowly increase it.

But at least you have taken a step in the right direction, I'm pretty sure that you will begin to see by the results by using a less leverage and if that is not the case at least you are not going to lose as much money as if you used 10x leverage.
sr. member
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August 11, 2020, 02:34:14 AM
#42
I think stop loss is not the problem but there is wrong in the trading system that you are currently using, maybe you  are always getting panicked and it is the reason why you keep experiencing losses. Trade with bias and not against the bias, using stop loss is important and every trader should use it. If you are regretting because you always getting cutting your position, I think it is better if you have wide stop loss and not tight stop loss. It is really frustrating and a bit regretting because I also experienced it especially in the beginning of my tradung journey but I trust the process and I improve my trading system. You can mastet the art of cutting losses if you will alocate a lot of time on researching about it.
legendary
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August 11, 2020, 02:22:19 AM
#41
Do whatever you want to do but always have stop loss for showing you out that how wrong it is here. Sometimes not having stop loss could be better than having stop loss if you are putting the stop loss at a wrong level, I mean I would rather have zero stop loss setup than have a stop loss that constantly cuts my trades short and just lose me money constantly without any type of trouble at all.


RARELY better in most cases, especially to newbies, or plebs like me who are quick to become emotional.

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In any case I would say that we should probably focus on the wider obviously, do your TA at every point, nobody can give you a pinpoint at where to stop because every situation is different but if you do your own TA and check where you should stop each time you do your trades, you could just see where to leave and put it according to your entry as well which would make it a whole lot easier for you.


Wider stop-losses, PLUS smaller trade-size, for movement to be balanced with the higher volatility of cryptocurrencies.
legendary
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August 09, 2020, 01:23:53 PM
#40
Do whatever you want to do but always have stop loss for showing you out that how wrong it is here. Sometimes not having stop loss could be better than having stop loss if you are putting the stop loss at a wrong level, I mean I would rather have zero stop loss setup than have a stop loss that constantly cuts my trades short and just lose me money constantly without any type of trouble at all.

In any case I would say that we should probably focus on the wider obviously, do your TA at every point, nobody can give you a pinpoint at where to stop because every situation is different but if you do your own TA and check where you should stop each time you do your trades, you could just see where to leave and put it according to your entry as well which would make it a whole lot easier for you.
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August 09, 2020, 07:50:59 AM
#39
Have you check this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5261095.0?

I suggest you to learn stop lose strategy in that thread, that is very useful and easy to understand.

Learning stop lose strategy is important when you try to trade, that is the way you survive in the market and get the consistent profit.
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August 09, 2020, 07:27:16 AM
#38
Hey guys
I can say 95% of my loses are because of using stop-lose , price always return to past price and i regret why i made stop-lose ,  but th
ere is another worry that without setting it market may blow your account suddenly ,  i use 1:10 leverage . I'll appreciate if you guys guide me how i run it  .. Thanks


Before you set your stop-loss, it's better to know the average price of the pair you wanted to trade.
Buy on lower price from that then sell it higher. One common mistake of associating stop loss in trading is the trader bought the coin at a much higher price then sets sets the stop loss strategy, which is not good if you will think of it. Lower your leverage it's high...
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August 09, 2020, 06:51:54 AM
#37
Hey guys
I can say 95% of my loses are because of using stop-lose , price always return to past price and i regret why i made stop-lose ,  but th
ere is another worry that without setting it market may blow your account suddenly ,  i use 1:10 leverage . I'll appreciate if you guys guide me how i run it  .. Thanks


To avoid more lose is better to reduce your leverage. When your leverage is very low. Let's say 1:5. You may not even bother to set stop loss because you will never imagine the the price of that currency reaching the liquidation price.
legendary
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August 08, 2020, 03:55:18 AM
#36
Thank you all ,  i think to decrease leverage to 1:5 and setting stop-losses wider ,  see what happen .. btc/usd is very risky at trading  Lips sealed
You can't set it blindly though. At least use some basic TA to set it. Simply putting it wider than your usual risk tolerance is not a good idea. I suggest you to practice with demo account or something like that to build an intuition around the ratio that suit you the most.


How is that "not a good idea", if his problem is being stopped out from 90% of his trades because of a narrow stop-loss? Simply, if high-volatility, make smaller trades, set wider stop-losses.

Thank you all ,  i think to decrease leverage to 1:5 and setting stop-losses wider ,  see what happen .. btc/usd is very risky at trading  Lips sealed
You can't set it blindly though. At least use some basic TA to set it. Simply putting it wider than your usual risk tolerance is not a good idea. I suggest you to practice with demo account or something like that to build an intuition around the ratio that suit you the most.


How is using ATR for stop-lose wide (special daily one)


Use 14-day ATR for more accuracy of the current volatility, and stop-loss be 2x or 3x of current ATR, depending on size of your trades.
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August 08, 2020, 03:40:12 AM
#35
Stop loss is a great tool to limit the losses in your trade. It helps us to minimize the losses to a great extent.
But we must know how to use it the right way or else we will be facing huge losses.
If you are facing continuous loss by using stop loss then you must be doing it wrongly.
I generally use a 1:2 risk to reward ratio and adjust my stop loss order accordingly.

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August 08, 2020, 02:42:53 AM
#34
I don't do leverage as I understand the risk that it brings. But in your case, it seems that you're learning from your experience.

Adjust it a bit and setting your stop losses can actually save you from further losses.
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August 08, 2020, 02:35:57 AM
#33
You are right ,  best strategy is to not using leverage but for who trade with alot money not me  Undecided
I changed leverage to 1:5 and made SL widder ,  it could change my order from lose to profit ,  i know it wont guarantee forever but result was better ,  i try to learn from you all  Roll Eyes
legendary
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August 08, 2020, 12:37:56 AM
#32
If you have a higher multiplier of leverage there is a chance the higher the risk it will give to you and get a huge chance of liquidated if you want to play safe you can set your leverage into 0 this is one of the best things to earn and this is the safest. Still, if you want to set the leverage is 10x to 15x this is the most prefer to me just my opinion and if you want to risk all or nothing why not max into 100x or 120x in Binance I usually do that.

The market is volatile so you must need to have enough knowledge and skills to avoid getting trouble to say goodbye to your funds.
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August 07, 2020, 06:47:02 PM
#31
We all know that trading is one of the easiest ways to earn money and one of the riskiest things we could do because it takes a lot of knowledge and experience before you will perfectly win all of your games. I think you have a too much leverage on your trades because it gives a lot of income ROE by still this is the most problem is the liquidity the higher the leverage you have the higher the risk we don't want to get liquidated.

On my first attempts on making trades always my leverage is 120x which gives a lot of money but sooner or later I realized that this is not worth it because trades that I cannot afford so this is true that don't trade that you can not afford.

I highly recommend this to lower the leverage you are using.
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August 07, 2020, 05:54:18 PM
#30
Hey guys
I can say 95% of my loses are because of using stop-lose , price always return to past price and i regret why i made stop-lose ,  but th
ere is another worry that without setting it market may blow your account suddenly ,  i use 1:10 leverage . I'll appreciate if you guys guide me how i run it  .. Thanks

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My advice is that you should be able to hold back and only buy when the price of the asset goes down and sell when the asset goes up.
Well, this strategy was very common at all and a basic strategy in trading, --hold back until it will reach your desire of having profit.
Stop-loss is very risky because you even don't know when you are going to exit and stop loss. There is no guarantee that you will have an accurate result in the stop-loss strategy, so, for me. I have use manual rather than this strategy. Or just simply hold your bitcoin to a stable coin.
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August 07, 2020, 03:29:37 PM
#29
Thank you all ,  i think to decrease leverage to 1:5 and setting stop-losses wider ,  see what happen .. btc/usd is very risky at trading  Lips sealed


OR, just simply HODL, and buy golden-dip opportunities. Don't waste your time trading, and losing 90% of the time to the whalecumulators. Be part of the strong hands who want to HODL more Bitcoin, not fiat.

Better than keep losing, start changing your perceptions about this market, ride with volatilities and keep your safe guard, stop lose feature is good if you do understand how it will be more useful for your trade.

While changing that settings try also to divert for your holds assets
aside from your initial trades, get some and hold for much longer
it will bring some good results once the bull start pushing the market.
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August 07, 2020, 03:22:03 PM
#28
Hey guys
I can say 95% of my loses are because of using stop-lose , price always return to past price and i regret why i made stop-lose ,  but th
ere is another worry that without setting it market may blow your account suddenly ,  i use 1:10 leverage . I'll appreciate if you guys guide me how i run it  .. Thanks

Honestly, advice won't have much effect without you making changes...
stop-loss is a condition where you sell your asset because of the panic about the value of the asset that continues to decrease from your estimate, this condition is common in beginners. My advice is that you should be able to hold back and only buy when the price of the asset goes down and sell when the asset goes up.
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August 07, 2020, 03:07:11 PM
#27
Hey guys
I can say 95% of my loses are because of using stop-lose , price always return to past price and i regret why i made stop-lose ,  but th
ere is another worry that without setting it market may blow your account suddenly ,  i use 1:10 leverage . I'll appreciate if you guys guide me how i run it  .. Thanks

How many percentage you do set out your stop-loss? Dont make it too near yet we know that a single swing of price can hit it up.Always consider for 5-10% below the

entry point so that it cant really be that easily to be hit up by normal price movements because if you do then expect that it will surely be busted up.

Try once again and you can tell the difference.For Take profit matters then this is the time on where it do vary from user to user.
legendary
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August 07, 2020, 02:46:05 PM
#26
This is a completely subjective question.  What are you trading exactly, are you referring to cryptocurrency/bitcoin or what? Then the real question becomes should you really even be trading? Most people I see trading , shouldn't.  They aren't versed in finance well enough, and don't have the portfolio to do so.  How much you're looking to make off an investment is something you should have in mind ahead of time.  Therefore if it goes past that you can't be that upset. There's a lot more to this question then just a simple answer.
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