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How to Set a Trailing Stop Loss

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ChannelJason McIntosh __ Motion Trader

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In this video, I’m going to explain how to set a trailing stop loss. I'll also show you the difference between an ATR trailing stop and a percentage based stop. The difference in potential profit will probably surprise you.

Of all the professional exit strategies, the most widely used would have to be the trailing stop loss. This is the best way I know to make triple digit gains. The trailing stop is ideal for letting a profit run, while at the same time, giving you a clear-cut exit point for when a stock turn lower. And in this video, I'll show you how to set your stop like a pro.

00:00 Intro
00:26 What you'll learn about the trailing stop loss?
01:10 Question: What determines a stops width?
02:00 Using a stock's trading range to set your stop
02:35 The pros calculate an ATR to set stops
04:27 How an ATR trailing stop responds to volatility
06:50 Which is better: An ATR stop or a percentage stop?
08:29 Example of a percentage based stop
09:18 Advantages of a percentage trailing stop

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Jason McIntosh __ Motion Trader published this 10:39 video tutorial on August 8, 2020. It has been watched 149,744 times on YouTube.

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