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If you are using stop losses properly then the trades you hold the longest will be your winning trades. #enlightenedstocktrading #learnstocktrading #stockmarket

Everything scrunched so you can see the MNQ and ES trades. First day using the new system live, we took a small loss overall right at -0.51% with 3 trades; 2 losses and 1 win. One loss was a full loss and the other loss was a 2/3 loss since we grabbed a TP1 before hitting SL. The win was a full TP1, 2, 3. With how well this system has performed in backtesting in all markets, the losses are small and the wins are consistent - it makes almost as much profit overall in the same time span as the last system but it only has -2.1% max DD compared to the previous system’s -8.88%. This means plenty of room for scaling as the account grows and a MUCH smoother PnL curve. #tradeimage #futures

NIFTY moving within a morning range. Whereas BNF within yesterday range. Small scalps can be there but only for scalp traders. Follow 15m charts to save yourselves from fakeouts. Position sizing should be low today... Friday always try to take weekly gains. Last 30-40 min might be volatile because of Quaterly/ monthly closing settlements. 🫶🏻 #bnf #sensexexpiry #nse 📈

Traders can go long on a break above 24,700. Keep the stop-loss at 24,670. Trail the stop-loss up to 24,720 as soon as the contract moves up to 24,740. #Nifty #Niftyprediction https://trib.al/x0Fxrmh

Mastering Market Rollover: 1/ Rollover in futures can confuse newer traders, but it’s straightforward once you understand it. Here’s what you need to know: 2/ What is rollover? Futures contracts have expiration dates. Rollover is the process of shifting from the expiring contract to the next one. For example, moving from the December S&P 500 contract to the March contract. 3/ Why does it matter? As contracts near expiration, volume splits between the current and next contracts. This can lead to unusual moves or less predictable order flow. 4/ When should you roll over? Watch the volume. The day the next contract surpasses the current one in volume is when you should switch. This typically happens the week before expiration. 5/ How do you manage risk during rollover? Be extra cautious. Trade lighter size if things feel off. Avoid forcing trades in volatile or low-volume conditions. 6/ Rollover isn’t complicated, but it can trip you up if you’re not careful. Stick to the basics: trade the most liquid contract, manage your risk, and don’t overthink it.

These trades are also part of mean reversion trading. You enter, the market flies against you to an open loss of -25% to exit significantly closer to your entry. A stop-loss at 15%, 20% or 25% would only deepen the loss. Mean reversion strategies need to be managed differently than hard stop-losses. By position sizing. You need to be prepared that some trades will not mean revert...

CHALLENGE $250,000💲 * 3 scalping sessions per week 📍 * Maximum 1 hour per session ⏰ * Goal: an annual average of +$2,000 profits per session 💸 * With $30k to $50k in capital on a Futures account 📊 42 weeks, 126 sessions, and an ambitious goal to achieve 🎯 166 trades & 3,200$ profits for the third session 💸

Welp our first losing week since we started 3/26 of this year. Week close stats on MyFXBook (link below) This trading week: • 10 trades • Gain: -4.86% • Max Drawdown: -4.86% Month of May: • 13 trades • Gain: +2.44% • Max Drawdown: -5.97% Month of April: • 72 trades • +44.30% • Max Drawdown: -10.84% All time (3/26-5/10): • Trades 93 • +80.99% • Max drawdown: -10.84% • Ave win: +4.67 pips • Ave loss: -3.66 pips All details including individual trade data available on MyFXBook (link: https://lnkd.in/gj8GE8sq) #tradeimage #forex

In our last post on 13th June, we suggested booking profits and going shorts whenever Nifty closes below the previous day's low. Despite breaking the last day's low many times, Nifty never closed below the previous day's low and avoided giving a sell signal and remained a buy on dips. In the last week, it sprinted past 24000 to a resistance level of 24200 on short covering and fresh buying by FPI's. We maintain our strategy of holding longs until Nifty closes below the low of the previous day. By using this strategy, we are able to hold our longs with a close trailing stoploss. Today, Nifty opened at a new all-time high of 24228.75 and corrected immediately after making a high of 24236.35. Nifty tried to recover but failed to break the high and broke morning low of 24073.65, which is a sign of weakness. Now, if Nifty closes below yesterday's low of 23992.70, then it will make an engulfing bearish pattern, and the reversal will also be confirmed. So, keep an eye on the closing level. NiftyBank has already given a weakness signal after touching 53000. We wish you all the best for the July series. 👍

Art of Putting Stoploss If you are an intraday trader in futures segment then stoploss should be about 0.1% of the share price and target should be about 1% or more of the share price. For example if you are trading in Reliance Industries Futures then stoploss should be of 3 points only and target should be 30 points. In this strategy even if you are right just 20% of the time you will earn profits of more than 10% of the margin every month. Even if stoploss gets triggered 80% of the time you should celebrate because in 20% of the right trades you are going to get handsome profits. This is the summary of my knowledge gained over last 30 years experience in trading. Give it a try and your life will be changed for the better. Do comment if you don't like this strategy of First Loss is the Best Loss. Good Luck.