Trade Management: Entries, Exits, Risk Reward Calculations and Stops

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What role does trade management play in your trading? Francis Hunt a technical analysis trader and coach comments on trade management, trade entries and exits, risk reward calculations and stops. In trade management is when you've just entered a trade and that's the part when you're least stable psychologically. Comment on the hunt for stability in trading. How can one plan trade entries and exits? How to set stop losses and targets? Why are trailing stops not a trading strategy? How important is it to look at Risk to Reward calculations?

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[YoursTruelyMe]

I like this guy, he looks like a gangster, but the calm kind who never yells. He scares you with how calm he is.

[humphreyegwangu]

Greed keeps you in, Pain gets you out.

[mjaxelrod]

"Greed keeps you in; pain gets you out."

[violaobrasileiro]

Is all about risk management and psychology. Great insights. Thank you!

[mwilliamsonn]

Solid gold
I struggle to hold winners exactly like he describes at the end but he’s right…the 5:1 winner covers all the loss

[jaymoneytrader]

I said this to one of my students the other day and it's the only time that I've come up with something off the top of my head that made total sense LOL

if you don't have a point that you're getting out of the trade before you get in it you don't have a risk reward you just have a risk because you have no place where you're going to take your profit you have no idea what your reward is going to be so you can't calculate a risk reward you're just gambling

Know where you're going to get in and out of the trade before you place it.

[mitchellrorke]

This was extremely helpful. Thank you. All the way from 🇿🇦. Many don't realise that trading is a path to financial freedom when done right to us South Africans, especially when unemployment is so high.

[Cloppa]

This guy is the truth! Amazing interviews.

[AdamTrader]

Absolutely love this video, I've found my winning trades work this way.. and losing trades are at market order fomo. When I feel lost I just come back to this video

[andersonnotthespidersilva]

where was I in 2015?! so much knowledge..

[floydsmithjr]

I’m more and more leaning towards anything not moving in my direction Im getting out, unless Im at a comfortable point above my entry.
I understand the concept of giving a trade room to work but from my experience anything on the wrong side of my entry usually doesn’t end well, Id rather lose 20 dollars than 200. If the problem is resistance is still farther down then most likely your entry was wrong. If you started the trade wrong you’re gonna end the trade wrong.

[supamrm]

Recap:
a) Risk Reward is crucial. Reasonable probably of good RR will give u good chance to make money.
b) Stay in the trade even during PB. if its fits to your expectation.Try not to panic when that happens.

[luckytc]

By far the most important information in trading in this video. Super! Thank you very much.

[windycitybeats]

Interesting, he advocates putting more size into a trade during periods of lower volatility to extract higher returns, actually a great idea

[Berghiker]

The problem with Risk/Reward with 90% of retail traders is only know your $ loss and NOT your exact $ Reward. (FACT)

[Berghiker]

You need to focus more on your RISK and not on your reward because you don't know exactly what your reward will be. It might not even reach it. You must only focus on the worst possible scenario on every trade you make, no matter how good it looks.

[stockmarketmindset]

the day you understand its a BUSINESS.

[mrmatias]

Very interesting video. Greeting from Angola.

[silentbullet]

"Life is a trade. We all have our entries and exits." William Spreadbet