FET
Master these six strategies
Teach you to stop loss in time
First, stop loss when bottom-picking fails. Retail investors like to bottom-pick on the left, but they will not stop loss after bottom-picking fails and get stuck. If the bottom-picking is buried, once the price falls below the starting point of the stage, even if you sell it wrong, you must sell it to avoid greater losses.
Second, stop loss at the key support level. In the rising market, the price rises to a high level and stops in the densely populated area of the journey. Once it falls below the key support level, you must strictly stop loss.
Third, stop loss in the rising market. Continuously adding positions in the rising market is a winner's approach, but if the currency price falls below the previous high point and the lowest price of the first three K-lines, you must consider stopping adding positions or stopping losses.
Fourth, fixed stop loss. Transactions that cannot be lost or heavy positions must have fixed stop loss positions. If a single transaction loses 2% of the total position, you must consider stopping loss.
Fifth, moving average stop loss. If the moving average support method is used to judge the market, if the price breaks through the key moving average, you must decisively stop loss when the breakthrough is confirmed.
Sixth, stop loss on the trend line. In the middle of the upward trend, if the closing price falls below the trend moving average for two consecutive days, you must decisively reduce your position and stop loss. If you hold on, when the price of the currency returns to the cost price, 80% of retail investors will sell it.
