5 Ways To Trail Your Stop Loss | Intraday & Swing Trade

Описание: Here are the Best ways to trail your stop loss, These methods allow you to let your trade run while preserving the profits you made!

Here are 5 Ways on How To trail Stop Loss for Intraday as well as trailing stop loss for Swing Trades!

Use these 5 methods for trailing stop loss / trailing profits, as these will let your profits run and help maximise your trading returns

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Time stamp -
0:00 Intro
0:46 5 ways to trail stop loss
1:03 1. Market structure
3:21 2. Previous 2 candles low
4:49 3. Average True Range
5:46 4. Moving average
6:35 5. Fixed target


Transcript -

There are 5 ways of trailing your stop loss that I have found to be very effective.

Out of these 5 ways .. There are some that are meant only for intraday, and some meant only for swing trade, and some both, which I'll let you know as I explain them.

Alright, let's get to it.


1. Market structure - Now the best Trades are those where you ride with the trend, and once the trend changes... You exit the trade.

Now for detecting the trend, we would be using a very well known market structure pattern among traders called as higher high and higher lows or if you're short selling lower highs and lower lows

2. Previous 2 candle low - As the name suggests we keep a trailing gap of 2 candles low. This is good enough to not get eaten up the volatility while keeping you in the trade as far it goes.


3. ATR (Average True Range) - This is an indicator that gives you a stop loss level based on the volatility of the stock or index.

4. Moving average - This is by far the most well known method for detecting trend among traders.

5. Fixed target - Fixed target is quite similar to previous 2 candles low ... Where we maintain a fixed trailing gap based on the volatility of the stock or index.