Swing High & Low Stop Loss Strategy - For Positional Calls Hindi
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Swing High & Low are one of the Best and Most used Stop Loss strategy / Exit strategy in trading Stocks and Forex.
A swing high is an established Strong Resistance for the Markets in that situation, that is the reason why it is the Highest Point the Prices could go up to, and thus when you place your stops above the Swing High's the Prices need to do a lot of hard work to take you out... similarly the Swing Low is the Established Support for the Prices during the previous session, so to breach that support the Bears will have to work double, and thus a Stop loss below the Swing Low is a safe point...
the Problem with this strategy is that it gives you a Big Stop Loss target in high volatile conditions, and which just might throw your Risk to Reward ratio out of the window, and thus there is another method to take care of it...
This Video will explain you both these systems....
Hope it helps... All the best.
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Technical Analysis Training Android App 'Market Gurukul- Learn to Trade' is available Free of Cost on Google play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.httpmetabulls.marketgurukul
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Swing High & Low are one of the Best and Most used Stop Loss strategy / Exit strategy in trading Stocks and Forex.
A swing high is an established Strong Resistance for the Markets in that situation, that is the reason why it is the Highest Point the Prices could go up to, and thus when you place your stops above the Swing High's the Prices need to do a lot of hard work to take you out... similarly the Swing Low is the Established Support for the Prices during the previous session, so to breach that support the Bears will have to work double, and thus a Stop loss below the Swing Low is a safe point...
the Problem with this strategy is that it gives you a Big Stop Loss target in high volatile conditions, and which just might throw your Risk to Reward ratio out of the window, and thus there is another method to take care of it...
This Video will explain you both these systems....
Hope it helps... All the best.