How To Place The PERFECT Stop loss #stoploss

Placing a good stop loss is a very important part of becoming a successful trader. In this short video, I give you a quick example on how to place the perfect stop loss. Enjoy! #shorts

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[TradingLabOfficial]

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4 free tips that I paid for in the past = subscribed. Keep it going bro

[photoast_]

Started getting these shorts recently, they're actually way more helpful than most of the full length vids I've watched

[aryankajrolkar]

It was one of the first indicators I learnt when I started learning trading. Finally found a practical use to it

[hellbark]

Tip: don't ever go for continuation if it hasn't taken liquidity. U might miss some big moves but in the long run, you'll win

[denniskingmoney]

This guy must be a trillionare since every strategy works for him he’s an all in one strategy 😂😂😂

[pauljnolan]

It's called stop running. Used to be done by the guys on the trading floor; now it's done by computers trading for banks, insurance companies, other institutions. I agree with your solution which is essentially don't place your stop where everyone else does. ATR is as good as any, but it is known to others too, including banks, ins cos, etc. So use ATR as a way to indicate volatility, , but add several ticks. Good luck!

[TreyMilan]

I set my stop loss a bit smaller than my take profits, then I wait for prices to create a fair valid gap before targeting other liquidity. But in the end I keep getting unfavorable trading outcomes. Really sucks!

[RandomLifeBOXING]

Wherever I keep stop loss the market just hits it and reverse back with way big heights

[mattyraymytube]

Recently I've been taking scalps on the breakouts and get back in on a successful retest..it's been bulletproof for me

[ashishIMpro]

I DID this and the stop loss still knocks me out just barely. There is no solution to this. The probability is still 50/50 unless you have extreme tight SL.

[waterai]

Not to brag I made -300% because of reversals, this was the most profit I ever made.

[benito]

Brah iev done this many times iev been looking for this indicator for awhile thank you

[faisalhafeez]

You should make a full video On Atr and stop loss...

[buihonglan]

i'm a beginner and your content helped me learn a lot, thank bro, please keep it going.

[ovenenterschtheloress]

I always find something new and useful in your videos. Thank you very much for your time and effort!

[nonamegiven]

I needed this info. I'm a beginner and I'm trying to decide whether or not to do a stop loss or a trailing stop, but I first need to understand the difference.

[ReignofFire]

If you are worrying about your stop loss its because you took a trade at poor value and have to have a longer stop loss as a result. You need to be willing to wait for the price to come to you on the edge or outside of its range then you can afford a better stop loss in relation to the current range of the market. Its all about patience and not giving in to fomo. Easier said then done though.

[MrRWW]

Low = sellside liquidity, plus FVG below which can act as a magnet for price. You can see it was filled perfectly before going up.

[kaisy]

Since you don't know in advance where the market goes setting an ATR sounds reasonable from the start... but accordingly to what I mentioned before think of the following: what if the ATR is not respected at all and you have to handle an even bigger loss than before...

You have to consider where prices are cheap and expensive... where your areas of interest are... and many things more...

Trading looks easy... but it demands dedication, education and patience...