There are a few techniques that can help us reduce risk and secure more profitable trades.
Trading is risky by definition. No matter how well prepared we are, there is always the possibility of losing money. However, there are a few techniques that can help us reduce risk and secure more profitable trades. Josh is here to discuss how stop orders protect traders from losing money on high-risk deals. But, while taking a position in the market, how do you properly set a stop order? If it's too high, you risk exiting the market too soon and missing out on a profitable upswing. If it's too low, you risk overextending your account and losing a lot of money. Watch Josh as he demonstrates how he selects where to set his stop orders while developing a winning trading strategy. | |
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"There seems to be some perverse human characteristic that likes to make easy things difficult." — Warren Buffett Investing, at its core, isn't as difficult as many assume. Even Warren Buffet has pointed out that people tend to make trading more difficult than it is. Many new traders jump into the market while assuming they have to understand a lot of complicated charts, phrases, and indicators. But the truth is, you don't. Leave those things to the guys on Wall Street. For the individual trader, the market doesn't have to be complicated. Don't be that kind of person. Keep your investment strategy simple, and don't overcomplicate things. Simplicity will pay off many times over.
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