How And When To Set BreakEven. Strategy To Move Your Sop Loss And Protect Your Profits.

Описание: Is there such a thing as a risk-free trade?
Yes, if you set your stop loss to breakeven at some point.
Unfortunately, most traders are losing money by doing it at the wrong time.
There's a simple way of protecting your profits before you reach your take profit level.
By applying this risk management technique to manage your trades, even as a beginner, your trading psychology will get better as well as your results.


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