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Remember someone asked how to sell stocks. Here is one way...
Assuming your entry signal is from a statistically sound system and you have determined your stop (refer to Cobra's post about stops or purely mechanical stop setting using Turtle's stop loss rules...)
Let's further assume you have an initial stop loss of 10 points, divide your positions in 3 equal lots, sell two lots when price moves in your favor for 10 points (you can have this number less than 10 but more than 5 to ensure yourself at least break even once the other lot would be stopped out), leave the remaining one lot running with initial stop and establishing a profit target at next major resistance and support in your time frame chart...
In this way, once the market moves in your favor for more than half of your stop amount, you can get into a situation that you would at least break even if you use half of your stop to establish profit taking target for your first 2 lots while the remaining lot can still be potentially profitable... you would be already in the money if you use more than half of your stop as profit taking target for your first 2 lots...
This might not be the way to maximize your profit, but it can help you to manage your positions psychologically.. Once you have 2 lots closed, you know you can let the remaining lot running free until your next target is met ( no shake would bump you out unless you are stopped out)..
[ 本帖最后由 Dahutu 于 2008-9-1 04:17 编辑 ] |
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