#晒出带单成就 #速来!跟我赚钱 #稳健带单长线收益


The market has been doing well these past couple of days, so how should a good trading system take profits?
I'll introduce three methods here.
The first method is using moving averages for exits. You need to understand that the process of price pulling back to the moving average is a typical "let your profits run" scenario. You can select a moving average with appropriate parameters as your exit rule.
The second method is called dynamic drawdown. You set a ratio, and when profitable gains pull back by that ratio, you close the position. For example, if profits pull back 20%, 30%, or profits pull back two ATRs from the high point, you exit. This is another way to implement the "let your profits run" strategy.
The third method is using naked candlestick patterns to achieve profit-running. For example, using the turtle trading exit rule: if a long position breaks below the 10-day low, then naturally the long position gives up some profits, or if a short position breaks above the 10-day high, the short position also gives up some profits. In these cases you would close and exit, ending your profit-running implementation. These three methods are what I recommend for you to choose from. You can set appropriate parameters according to your preferences to implement your own profit-running logic.

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#晒出带单成就 #速来!跟我赚钱 #稳健带单长线收益
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