Your Exit Is More Important Than Your Entry
57sMost traders obsess over entries, so this warning that exits can turn profit into loss is a reality check that hooks any trader.
▶ Play Clip"Solid, actionable lesson on fractional exits, though heavy course promotion and rambling Q&A dilute the value."
Artem Zeren, a trader since 1998, explains the importance of fractional (staged) exits for maximizing trading profits. He uses student statistics, chart examples, and practical rules to show how closing positions in three parts—at a local level, a major target, and a reversal signal—beats exiting all at once.
The stream focuses on how to exit positions in stages to take maximum profit; poor exits can zero out gains from even correct entries.
Statistics show the best method is to close a position in three stages: at target 1, target 2, and when the market reverses. Student data proves staged exits are more effective than holding and exiting entirely.
The primary target is always the next background level on the higher timeframe. The first part can be closed at a local level, the last maximum/minimum, or a conditional value.
Enter a position, close the first part at a local level, the second part at the next long-term target, and leave the third part in the market.
Since trends are hard to stop and you never know where the market will stop, a small remaining position can capture huge additional profit if the trend continues.
The simplest way: for a bullish trend, a breakout of the last low downwards signals reversal; for a bearish trend, a breakout of the last high upwards.
In counter-trend trades or trades with weak movement potential, you should fix profit immediately and exit fully at the first signs of reversal or the nearest level.
Close or reduce positions before major news, company reports, futures expiration, and weekends, especially with futures, because of gap risk and weekend political decisions.
Exit fractionally in equal thirds (25%/60%/15%) or custom proportions; test your own statistics to find the best split, as the student did.
A mechanical trailing stop constantly gets knocked out by normal rollbacks. Manual trailing—moving the stop through the latest minimum—works much better.
Draw the parabolic acceleration line; when price breaks through it, exit the position completely because a deep correction often follows.
Money is lost due to large trading turnover; leverage only regulates opportunity. Position sizing and deposit load are what truly determine risk.
Fractional exits, done manually with clear targets and reversal signals, are the most reliable way to lock in profits while still capturing large trends. Avoid mechanical trailing stops, and exit fully in counter-trend or high-risk situations like news and weekends.
What is the recommended number of stages for fractional exits?
Close the position in 3 stages: at target 1, target 2, and on market reversal.
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What is the primary target for a fractional exit plan?
The next background level on the higher timeframe.
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Where should you close the first part of a position?
At a local level, the last maximum/minimum, or a conditional value.
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How do you detect a bullish trend reversal?
A breakout of the last low downwards.
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How do you detect a bearish trend reversal?
A breakout of the last high upwards.
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Why should you leave a small part of the position in the market after reaching targets?
Because trends are hard to stop, and the market may continue moving much further than your target, allowing the remainder to capture huge extra profit.
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In which trades should you avoid fractional exits and close in full?
Counter-trend trades and trades without margin of movement.
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What should futures traders do before the weekend?
Close trades completely, because important decisions are often made on weekends and gaps can cause losses.
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What is the verdict on mechanical trailing stops?
They are 'complete crap'—they get knocked out by normal pullbacks. Manual trailing stops work better.
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How should you manually move a stop after new lows?
Move it through the minimum, not just beyond it, after the market draws a new low.
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What volatility move often precedes a reversal?
A volatile movement of about 4-5% (or 3% in some cases) before the market sharply reverses.
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What is the parabolic acceleration exit method?
Draw a line along the parabolic acceleration and exit your position fully when price breaks through that line.
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What determines whether you lose money with leverage?
Money is lost due to large trading turnover; leverage just regulates opportunity, while position sizing and deposit load determine risk.
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Statistics back 3-stage exits
Student data directly proves that staged exits outperform full exits, giving traders a data-driven reason to change their approach.
03:13Target hierarchy for exits
Defines a clear, repeatable structure: first part at local level, second at next HTF background level, third on reversal.
05:30Trends are hard to stop
Explains conceptually why leaving a small remainder captures outsized returns after the main target is hit.
09:22Reversal detection via lows/highs
Provides the simplest objective rule for knowing when to close the final part: break of the last low (bullish) or last high (bearish).
12:27Mechanical trailing stops fail
Warns against a popular tool and explains why manual stop management through swing points is superior in real market conditions.
28:12[00:02] take maximum profit. We will talk about fractional exits today, about how to exit a position accordingly in order to take the maximum. I ask you to use slang, and for those who are currently online,
[00:16] please like the broadcast and also write something so that I understand what we have, and technically, everything is true. Well, as you understand, YouTube can be blocked, including at any time. But oh well, my name is
[00:30] Artem Zeren. I have been trading on the stock exchange since 1998. I am the director of the trading school, the author of the course, the grail of real trading. You can scan the QR code and go and read it. By the way, we have extended the discount promotion. This is an unprecedented
[00:43] case, so to speak, at our school for the first time in 7 years. I am proud of the fact that I have never lost a deposit, even during the last crash of 2022, when everything collapsed by 50 percent. I managed to stay afloat
[00:58] damn rule of risk management and money management, which, in general, I passed on. Including in my training and accordingly directly on the channel, it's good, well,
[01:18] Most people know that the correct entry point is the key to success, but they forget that competent exits are no less important. Incorrect exits can lead you to significant losses and completely zero out the profit that
[01:34] you are generally planning. How the hell do you want to do otherwise? Look, what I mean is, I'll give you just any example. Let's say we open the same chart, for example, tits, you
[01:46] understand, even if you did the analysis correctly, entered a position and, for example, bought somewhere here. But if you were considering purchases, it is quite possible that you were bought, but most likely, everyone is more than sure that here is still not enough. Well, what if
[02:02] you sit out the deal, for example, you could exit here, accordingly, here is your entry point. By the time you figured it out, everyone else would have exited here at breakeven, having overcome this. Actually, they say no, or you would have ended up, in fact, at
[02:15] a loss, even if you, accordingly, held this position even further. That is, in fact, the insidiousness of trading lies The point is that insidiousness of trading lies The point is that both the entry and the
[02:29] entry point and the exit point are important here because if your entry and exit points are not very good, then you will lose money just as vice versa if your exit response is not very good, or rather the opposite. The entry is not very good, but the exit is good. You will also lose
[02:44] money. Therefore, the only alternative to the current events in order to avoid such a jamb, there are so-called fractional exits. To reduce the impact of force majeure,
[03:13] I apply trading. It is best to exit in stages in several parts. Statistics, in any case, our statistics show that it is best to close a position in 3 stages, with 1 target and 2 targets, and when the market reverses, let me show you the statistics of a student. Here are the statistics of a student. Look, these statistics are even somewhat unique because you are unlikely to see this on the Internet. What is its essence? The essence is that
[03:28] the student made different trades and used different exits, and then, based on a certain sample, after a certain amount of time, he calculated how much profit he actually makes from different trades. Here we see that in
[03:41] trades where he exits immediately, he took this amount of profit, and here is this amount of profit for some months. If you pay attention, for example, for February, there are no exits, for example, in 3 stages, and it is
[03:54] set like this. This is because he gradually began to add new properties, new exits, so here are the entire exits. This is the amount of profit he earned, half of the exits are now roughly speaking half, then this is
[04:09] the amount of profit he earned and exits, accordingly, in 3 equal parts, he took this amount of profit, so the average if we are talking about in so the average if we are talking about in terms of exits, the average amount of profit is
[04:22] indicated here and the maximum amount of profit is in the case with or at first a profit is in the case with or at first a small part is hidden, then the main part of the position is closed and then also ask is closed to establish a
[04:34] very small part of the position, that is, what is meant, let's not get ahead of ourselves, let me say a little further, that is, here are the statistics that, well, directly, in fact, prove that fractional
[04:48] exits and stage-by-stage exits from our position are much better and much more effective than you, accordingly, holding your trade for as long as possible and then you will exit entirely, therefore, I am a supporter of
[05:03] fractional exits, accordingly, I had a huge number of trades when I entered a position, for example, leaving a very small part in the market, this small part brought me a huge amount of money, rather than, in fact, the
[05:16] main part, here the question is only if we are talking in terms of fractional exits, in fact, you will probably have a question, well, how then do you determine the goal, that is, where Specifically, when to exit and how to generally divide
[05:30] your position, and accordingly, the main goal for us will always be the next background level. That is, you remember from previous lectures that we have several time intervals that we look at, that is, a higher time
[05:43] interval and a lower one. So, our main goal is a higher response to the level before on a higher time frame. The target on which we will close the first part can be either a local level or the last
[05:58] maximum minimum or a conditional value that drinks our top order. Regarding the last part, I don’t know if there are so- called oldfags here, but when I taught earlier in 2018, in 2017, I say
[06:15] that it is better to start focusing on this value about and then, if you do value, it is better to focus then on the last minimum and maximum. So, our tests have shown that now the logic of the markets has completely changed and
[06:29] now if you simply mathematically close the first part of your position when the market has made such a value that the bed is our stop order and it no longer works as effectively as it did before, now we all We still
[06:43] local levels or the last maximum, but if you understand that the market has a long way to go to reach the local level and to the last minimum and maximum, then God bless it, focus on some conditional
[06:57] value. Okay, I hope you'll figure this out. There shouldn't be any problems here. So, be any problems here. So, if you display the diagram like this, it might look like this. That is, you enter a position, roughly
[07:10] entry point, beyond the first part of your position. Let me zoom in on the screen so you can see the first part of your position. You close, and accordingly, at the
[07:25] local level, here's the local level. Here you close the first part and your main part, which you can close, that is, you already cover the second part for a long-term goal, that is, the
[07:39] next level and snapshot. This way, you can cover the property of the order if the market, for example, goes against your direction. Moreover, sometimes it often
[07:51] happens that when you realize that the market is already in the begins its further movement, so it makes sense for us to compensate for our losses that
[08:06] arise due to commissions and due to the fact that we generally had a wassup to collect money for these envious positions, but also in case of receiving our stop order, I hope this is clear, ok, let's move
[08:21] I hope this is clear, ok, let's move on, why should we leave it until the reversal, that is, look, we will cover the first part somewhere here, the second part we will cover here, and
[08:39] we will leave the third part in the market, that is, we have closed and covered two parts, respectively, the third part we will leave in the market with the expectation that when the market reverses for us, somewhere not here, when it reaches this level, somewhere there, it will
[08:52] reverse, if of course it reverses, then close the position. I used to like to say this phrase: we close the remainder when the market gives us an opposite signal, that is, when you saw that the market has completely changed for you
[09:07] and that you have mi2a, in my case, a bullish market turns into a bearish one, then you need to close your last position. Why is this exactly the case? If we have a goal, why should we leave some more part in the market after
[09:22] It's simple, unfortunately, we're not psychics, and we never know where the market will stop, which means there's a chance that after reaching the intended target, the market will continue to follow the trend and make a huge number of more
[09:35] points. Let's think about it a little bit. If you enter a position and you're following the trend of a higher timeframe, remember what I say many times. When you enter a position, trends are very difficult to stop. It's
[09:50] rare when bots take trends and they reverse. It's very difficult to stop trends. For this reason, if you entered the position correctly and identified a good entry point, there's no point in exiting. You
[10:06] need to wait for the movement to end because there's a high probability that the market will continue to move further. In this regard, if you caught a trend and entered the market following the trend, this trend can give you a huge, colossal amount of
[10:21] give you a huge, colossal amount of money, so there's no point in exiting this, in fact, holiday of life. Remember the huge number of trades you made when the market actually left the position by take profit,
[10:34] for example, and the market continued to go where you planned. It's going, you're already leaving, you can't because it's no longer profitable for you. Know or how it usually happens I'll give this example for now I'll give it here write in the chat if anyone has had something
[10:47] systematically before this happened when I didn't practice fractional exits didn't practice fractional exits you defined for example the entry point entered accordingly into a position somewhere here and somewhere here you started to
[11:01] exit the answer machine roughly speaking here entered here you exited by take profit after that the market rolls back a little and draws the final stage of growth just huge volatility and you essentially enter here stupidly oil and because
[11:16] the market doesn't give you a rollback here and it just takes and sharply flies away and you look at this movement just bite your elbows well you didn't get a huge amount of profit you just didn't get it because you
[11:30] didn't leave anything in the market that's why I say that we accordingly leave part of our position because if you had part of the position in the market you could close it when the market began to accordingly turn in the
[11:43] opposite direction and you could accordingly To compensate for the downtime of your money, not just to make money. Okay, I hope that's clear. Well, yes, Sanya
[11:59] writes in the chat that he saw a video like that, and this is the main problem with such trades. The market then seems to move in your favor, but it doesn't give you entry points, damn it, it doesn't let you enter a
[12:13] position, as if it's mocking you. It's amazing, but nevertheless, as for me, I don't want to make a profit. For some reason, I'm more impoverished than incurring a loss. Well, how do you
[12:27] know if the market has reversed? The simplest and most effective way to determine a simplest and most effective way to determine a reversal is to follow the lows. You understand, and the highs are the prices as soon as they start moving in the
[12:40] ends, everything is very simple. Don't rack your brains. For a bullish trend, this is a breakout of the last low downwards. For a bearish trend, this is a breakout of the last bearish trend, this is a breakout of the last high upwards.
[12:57] Please like the broadcast. I'll drink again. To your health, don't rack your brains, colleagues. Of course, there are some complex nuances with the climax. There, with fading, just
[13:11] focus on the minimums and maximums. So, we hypothetically have a certain movement at the moment, the moment, here we have an entry point, we
[13:24] entered a position, then we set our stop order hypothetically and we entered the stop order hypothetically and we entered the first exit point, we close upon reaching the stop, that is, let's assume here we exit not at local targets, but
[13:37] simply upon reaching the stop. We close the second part directly We close the second part directly at the targets and we close the third part when the trend has already broken, that is, when the trend has already drawn a
[13:50] reversal for us, and here we can already cover the rest completely. Colleagues who have not blocked Instagram, go to Instagram. I once posted a rather large deal on Instagram, I just can't go now. My
[14:05] Instagram is already blocked, unfortunately, the VPN is blocked now, I can't connect because VPN is blocked now, I can't connect because we will broadcast here they are now on my we will broadcast here they are now on my Instagram. It shows something else somehow. I will
[14:17] now show you one deal on my Instagram one deal on my Instagram one moment
[14:37] so so so so so so so so so so and it's not for because I I actually tested
[14:51] social networking, it's complete crap. Instagram, Instagram, nothing, nothing can compare. Look, here's my trade. I made it who knows when, I don't remember, but it's quite revealing. It's revealing because, look, my initial
[15:04] entry point was here. Again, my entry point was here. Again, my entry point was here. main part, I think. Here, if my memory serves me right, [ __ ], here I
[15:18] already closed completely because of that level and so on. So, I left a little bit in the market and this little bit brought me more money than the main position. Due to which, if you pay attention, the
[15:32] final stage of growth has already begun here, that is, we have already reached a climax, and when the market climaxes, they usually shoot up like wildfire, and this is exactly where you can make money. That is, look, a small position, a remainder that even
[15:48] if the market had turned around and gone against us, from my position, I wouldn't have lost much and would have stupidly closed it here, for example, and that's it, when the highs and opposite direction, that is, for example, here I would have closed, but if
[16:01] the market went down, I decided to leave it and I did the right thing, it could have brought me more money than the main position, okay, I hope this issue is clear, that is, look, why I emphasize this, once I
[16:18] gave an individual consultation when I actually gave them to one of my students, he says for me the most important and necessary thing in your course is that you teach fractional exits, he says this really took my trading
[16:33] to a new level and I think it will help you, well, when this approach does not work, that is, it is not ideal, fractional exits, unfortunately, do not eat, fractional exits are the best way to fix profits, however, it
[16:47] has disadvantages, this approach does not work well if you enter into trades with weak on-to-the-target movement potential, these are counter-trend trades and trades without a margin of movement, that is, without a margin of movement, in such trades it is better
[17:03] to fix the profit immediately in full and at the first signs of a reversal or at the nearest level, that is, when you make counter-trend trades or are already at the end, actually, of the movement, then you can enter one This is what it's
[17:18] called, why did the student decide to exit the position here? This deal is for students. Why? Because look where he takes it. He takes this deal, essentially, at a trend reversal, and he sees that we've reached the
[17:32] middle of this movement, that the market isn't developing further, accordingly, upwards, but there are certain signs. Again, let's leave something for paid courses. Naturally, he took a bang and closed it because he initially entered against the
[17:46] trend to take this pullback, he took it, he made a profit on it. From such moments, you can do it in a similar way and exit immediately, don't leave some part because it's clear that if you
[18:00] leave a part in counter-trend deals, you can get a loss with this small part. Well, let's zoom in a little here so you can let's zoom in a little here so you can see. So, accordingly, we have something
[18:13] I don't remember. In this deal, I apologize. There was a negative gap. We made a downward movement beyond the middle of the flat, after which volatility began to grow, and okay, yes, I'm starting to remember everything. We left the micro-fleece, waited for a narrowing, and bought and
[18:27] covered part of it locally, with fish before I understand everything. Look what happened here. There was a downward movement. Yes, we have a downward movement, the market moves downwards, after which it begins to develop, a sawtooth movement begins,
[18:42] develop, a sawtooth movement begins, after which the first market rises and makes a small rollback steeply downwards, and here the student enters in response to the transaction, covers part, he looks when he closes when we approached the local
[18:56] level. Here, it seems to me, the student's mistake was that he did not indicate the target, accordingly, when which, in general, we would have reached here from the clear that the market would have gone further than this
[19:11] global level, and here, again, we are judging from the screenshot, namely the global level. It is clear that the market would hardly have gone further, but nevertheless, nevertheless, because sellers will begin to enter the market en masse, which is
[19:23] essentially what happened. We recall previous examples when the market has an impulsive downward movement, this one begins to grow . The most attractive, so to speak, sellers are highly likely to be shorted further on in the market,
[19:38] which is what happened here. So, he actually made the first exit and the second exit. Note that he didn't wait for anything else. When the market turned around, he completely exited his position. Well, the
[19:54] next way is when you can exit a position without, accordingly, this small part. This is when you have objective reasons. It's also worth exiting the position quickly if the
[20:12] important commodity, a news release, for example, it is known that Putin will meet with Biden. It is quite likely that this will affect the market. Or, for example, unemployment benefits will be released. It is quite likely that this will also affect the market.
[20:27] Therefore, it is clear that if you are in a position and are expecting the release of some serious analytical news that is quite likely to affect the market, my advice to you is better to exit the position accordingly. Also, the release of
[20:40] company profit reports is also possible. If you trade the stock market, these are holidays. Of course, this is the expiration for futures trading. In all the above should also reduce the position size and look at another nuance when you are in the market.
[20:56] volatile and if you, for example, trade futures, my advice to you is to close trades before the weekend completely, that is, do not leave anything in the market. If you trade futures, unfortunately,
[21:10] practice shows that our management likes to make important strategic management likes to make important strategic decisions on Friday evenings, and on Friday evenings, when you can no longer do anything, or on Saturday,
[21:22] happens, that is, important political decisions are made precisely on weekends. There is even a theory that this is done specifically to avoid giving say, the press service is closed, contact Monday when
[21:36] Monday is already there, in general, all this will happen, roughly speaking, for this reason, often on Monday, the market will hit, so you will generally be left quiet and without a deposit and also a debtor and will remain, therefore, when you are in
[21:52] instability, for example, you understand that the market has huge volatility in the markets and naturally you do not need to leave trades on the weekend, accordingly, again, from recent events, we know this whole
[22:08] story happened with Ukraine and now a couple of days ago they began I'm starting to slowly start trading currency futures, and I feel sorry for people who are leaving currency futures open positions over the weekend because this is
[22:20] fraught with subsequent liquidations and losses. Don't do this because liquidations and losses. Don't do this because they are good. This is how it might look. For they are good. This is how it might look. For
[22:35] this report would be released. You would most likely suffer a huge, significant loss of this small part. Therefore, if, for example, you were in purchases here, you covered a part here, covered a part here somewhere, close it
[22:49] completely. If a report is expected, what kind of report there will be, no one else that, you understand. Or here is another example, for example, an example of
[23:01] futures expiration on a chart. It is important to monitor if you trade futures. Don't forget to monitor expirations accordingly because there is a high risk of hitting expiration and, accordingly, classics will transfer and calculate at
[23:15] classics will transfer and calculate at unfavorable prices for you. I hope you unfavorable prices for you. I hope you understand this perfectly well in this regard. Is it is, and regarding manual exits, I hope you figured it out. There is nothing complicated here. The
[23:32] important thing to remember is that we always exit fractionally. Draw, we divide our position fractionally. The second is that you can choose fractionally for yourself, that is, you can exit in yourself, that is, you can exit in equal parts, for example, in 3 in 3 stages and
[23:46] each time you cut out one third. You can also cover in different parts, for example, cover a little at the beginning, for example, let's say 25 percent of your position, then cover it at the main target, and roughly speaking, there is 60 percent and leave it
[24:02] roughly speaking, there is 60 percent and leave it in the market. In my case, 15 percent, let it hang in the market, and with these 15 percent you can then buy yourself a current exchange rate it's nonsense, but nevertheless, what the hell, what the hell,
[24:19] so to speak, will not happen. In general, you can be from such a proportion. I can't tell you exactly how to do it specifically because here, of course, everything depends on the market and on how exactly you trade. Just grasp the principle and the
[24:34] mechanism itself. We exit only fractionally in one Don't exit right away, but then the proportions, see for yourself, what will be easier for you and how you will understand what will easier for you and how you will understand what will work for you. Ideally, of course, do as
[24:47] my student did, that is, look at what he did, he just took and calculated, yeah, how much money to get for a full exit, how much money he gets, we studied, and I exit in two stages, half, and how much money and close in 3
[25:01] stages, and in different proportions, do exactly the same here, statistics, I think, will exactly the same here, statistics, I think, will options for exiting is a trailing stop. A trailing stop is a tool
[25:16] that allows you to automatically set a stop order at the required set a stop order at the required level from the current price. The principle is unrealistic, simply when a trailing stop level is set and the terminal constantly checks
[25:28] the number of points from your entry point to the current price, and as soon as the price goes in the right direction, the stop order automatically moves after it in proportion to a predetermined interval. If the position from loses profit, the
[25:43] stop loss does not change. At first glance, this is a very effective method, that is, what is meant by, let's say the market is moving down, let's open a chart, or let's look at this example, suppose
[25:57] I'm selling here. So, in this position, let's analyze it better. I'm buying. somewhere around here, let's say, in the package, I entered a purchase and I'll set, for example, a trailing stop and the price changes and my stop order is constantly being pulled up, pulled up,
[26:13] my market goes in the opposite direction, the stop order is not being pulled up, the market goes in my direction, the stop order is being pulled up again, pulled up, pulled up, pulled seems like a very good thing since we can basically sit out the entire movement,
[26:29] though, because the stop order will constantly be pulled up in case the market falls, for example, here, we'll then exit with the bottom and take the maximum number of movements, unfortunately, this is
[26:43] glance, this is, of course, an effective way to make a profit, but in reality, everything is far from so simple in general, in general, in the expectation of reality, of course, this is true, but nevertheless, in trading, expectations really hide, it
[26:58] feels like nowhere in reality, everything is far from like that, the market has a wave structure, which means that from time to time, there will be really serious rollbacks, and on these rollbacks, you will be constantly knocked out If you're
[27:13] going to use a trailing stop from a position, you should be prepared for it accordingly. That is, this is what it might look like: you entered here responsibly into a sell order. 100 orders were being pulled up, pulled up, pulled up, pulled up,
[27:31] by a stop order and the market continued to move. Colleagues, who have encountered this, please like first and write in the chat if anyone has encountered this simply because I had this
[27:45] moment all the time or did you, for example, do the same here. You entered a buy order, they also pulled up, pulled up, pulled up, top order, for example, with a trailing stop, something happened again that knocked you out by a stop order,
[28:00] continue the market continues its further movement. So, as for the trailing stop, a mechanical trailing stop is complete crap, guys, it doesn't mechanical trailing stop is complete crap, guys, it doesn't work. Well, it sort of works declaratively.
[28:12] works, but if we consider discretionary methods of analysis, that is, manual methods of analysis, it works well, waiting, and so to speak, so it's better to do it manually, that is, if you are going to Tighten stops, do
[28:27] it manually, my advice to you is, let's say, let's just grasp the just grasp the general principle, and trades are less volatile, for example, here,
[28:42] for example, here, let's entered a purchase here, and how to attract, that is, you placed an order here, the market went in your direction, you are here, you need to
[28:58] place the order here, and look at the general algorithm. Approximately in the next market, you make a move, a pullback down begins, a new move makes only then can you transfer the order property, that is, you transfer
[29:15] it not beyond the nearest minimum before, but through the minimum, roughly speaking, you brought it here through the minimum because when the market draws new lows for you, with a high probability, it can saw a little and then continue its further
[29:29] movement and then, roughly speaking, it will reverse. This way, you can transfer your This way, you can transfer your stop orders, this is permissible, plus another 100 order, you can transfer as a percentage of, and accordingly, the
[29:42] price movement, what is meant? Look, let me demonstrate this to you on Trading View. In fact, I have There is a video on the channel that is dedicated to stop orders, I don’t remember whether I posted it
[29:59] or not, but if you are not subscribed, subscribe to the channel, I will send you a link when this broadcast ends so you can watch it. Well, if I have n’t published it yet, then you will see it eventually because the video has already been
[30:14] will see it eventually because the video has already been
[30:51] Let’s find a stock. If you pay attention, almost all movements, and for Gazprom shares specifically, this applies not only to Gazprom shares, it applies in principle
[31:16] open Apple, some very strange ones. If you pay attention, almost always before the market reverses, it draws you a
[31:28] if you pay attention well. Take a closer look here, for example, the same Apple before reversing, it creates such fairly volatile movements of about 4 to 5 percent, again, these percentages do
[31:44] not depend on a specific instrument and you you are trading, here we see that on average we have a that on average we have a 45 percent movement and the market reverses in
[31:59] all other cases, our volatility is more or less acceptable, but again, this does not always work, but often it works, that is, we have a surge in volatility before some sharp movement occurs, after which the
[32:14] market begins to reverse, so here is one of the trading strategies, again, take it, just take note and perhaps apply it, so to speak, in your trading, the point is that it sets you its stop order
[32:29] instrument, for example, you realized that before the reversal, the market should, for example, jump by 3 percent, this means that by these same 3 percent you need to read about the current position that you made and place a stop
[32:44] order here, and thus you will drag your stop order to These same three percent with the expectation that when you have a sharply reversed speaking, this means that the market has reversed. To be honest, here, of course, you
[32:59] need to test this whole story, but as one of the options, you can also use it as trailing stops. But the most effective, in my opinion, is to do everything manually. Here, manually drag and drop your orders with your asth. The
[33:13] next nuance is how you can drag and drop your stop orders at the stage of parabolic acceleration. That is, when you have some market movement, the market begins to accelerate parabolically, and you can
[33:27] use just this parabolic acceleration as the immediate place where to exit. That is, you can put a line here. Let me demonstrate this better on the chart so that you can
[33:40] see it all, accordingly. Let's not go far. Here, we have an Apple stock, suppose somewhere here, and I entered into a purchase, let's say, here I entered into a purchase, where I will exit, I will use this parabolic
[33:54] acceleration. Here I have a parabolic acceleration, and as soon as we break through this line, this line of this parabolic acceleration, I will accordingly Exit your positions completely because as soon as we
[34:07] the market goes into a deep correction, which is what it actually did here, or let's go a little further. For example, here we have a certain trend movement, not just three. We entered, let's say, a
[34:22] purchase here, they gave us a buy here, and we see that we again have a parabolic acceleration, we break through this parabolic exit the position. The market after this case goes into a deep correction. You can
[34:36] check this on your instrument. You will see that it really works. That when we break through this, so to speak, fork, then the market completely This is one of the options. That is, a breakout is parabolic, rather, yes, a breakout of this
[34:51] line of parabolic acceleration. You can also, for example, if you don't like this method because there are many false nuances here. For example, parabolic acceleration of data, it will continue its movement. You can
[35:05] this completely, this is in a fork, that is, when We've reached this point and here we've broken through, then exit the position, that is, roughly speaking, close part here, close part here, that is, again, you need to test on that of
[35:19] those instruments and directly since you trade here there is no right or wrong, so why then some kind of trading strategy here then some kind of trading strategy here needs to be selected for yourself, but the logic is
[35:32] that if we have a sharp rise, then a fall, before this parabolic rise, then accordingly there will be no further movement, well, that's all I wanted to say about exits, which period from r to choose,
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[43:04] So, Vladislav, the funny thing is that when you trade with leverage, the market can have a very strong streak. It ca n't even be from wrinkles. That is, you can end up in debt. That is, look at how it works. Many people
[43:18] always have a question here. Stops are not to blame. That is, you may well have stop orders. Everything can be done by mom money management. She just goes in with large leverage. You loaded your deposit by about 90 percent. 90
[43:32] percent. You loaded it, let's say, by 190 percent. That is, your part of the capital and part of the capital. Borrowed and the market, for example, falls by 50 percent and the market, for example, falls by 50 percent before how everything happened, that is, the market
[43:45] fell below your stop order 100 order your name was here and the market opened here everything on your account is greater than your decline order this is necessary to keep in mind and if, for example, while you were selling an option, this is actually your
[43:59] dear mother, you understand, it's just brutal, God forbid, so keep in mind from from r period average candle size for how many candles look at
[44:16] wanted to say directly but hesitated a little look if we choose our 100 order look at the theater somewhere around order look at the theater somewhere around 10-15 candles the nearest if you choose,
[44:31] for example, movement trying to see how much movement you have you are not interested in r of some one candle should be interested and should be interested in a tr r movements look at 5-6 movements of the nearest far back in history do not eat
[44:45] also keep in mind that here everything will depend on the time sessions for example if you are trading the morning session there is no point for example looking at candles from the previous evening session or for example You are trading the main session. There is no point in looking at
[45:00] candles from the morning session. That is, turn on your brain and don't go far back in history. The general principle is to look at lying candles. This will be more than enough.
[45:23] how to draw chapters 1, 2, and 3 correctly. I didn't understand your question. Please, if you have any questions on the topic of discussion, ask them well. I'll
[45:42] close up shop and leave with you until the next stream.
[46:03] or zero? Here, look and base your analysis on your deposit. That is, there is no point in choosing any specific leverage. You should remember that
[46:15] money is lost only due to a large trading turnover. Trading leverage plays a secondary role. It simply regulates your opportunity and gives you the right to buy something in a large volume, but not an
[46:29] obligation. Therefore, you can use any trading leverage. It doesn't matter much. What matters most is use any trading leverage. It doesn't matter much. What matters most is calculated. Buy my courses. I explain there how to specifically calculate your
[46:43] position so that you don't end up in debt later, even if you have It turned out that everyone has debt later, even if you have It turned out that everyone has big shoulders, responsible,
[46:57] has reversed, based on the candles and on the chart, as soon as your minimum and maximum become lower than the previous ones, you can understand that the price has reversed. Look, let's say the market is growing, the maximum minimum and maximum are
[47:14] growing, as soon as your new maximum becomes lower than the previous one, and the new minimum becomes lower than the previous one. At this point, we say curtains in the markets, the trend has changed, everything in our markets has changed, the trend is changing, our minimums and
[47:28] maximums have begun to move down and buyers are ready to sell at a loss at lower prices. This is how Well, one candle is just one candle.
[48:00] How not to be shocked by currency revaluation. What do you mean? I don't understand. You won't have anything to worry about with the Phoenix company. FedEx has a calculator on its website where you can see the market value and,
[48:13] accordingly, this or that financial instrument. For example, I'll give you an example from the Phoenix company. I'll take TV Phoenix company. I'll take TV for the
[48:28] million, and note that the loss is written here as 302,300,2900. I wanted to say three hundred and two million, but that's already crazy. 300,200. So, they
[48:41] have a calculator on their website, and I calculated that according to the calculator, the market value of this fund today is significantly higher than the current value, and there shouldn't be a loss, but on the contrary, plus one and a half million
[48:54] due to the presence of, respectively, the currency difference and the fact that the markets rose. American markets didn't rise, they are in a flat. Plus one and a half million.
[49:06] Yandex campaigns say that as soon as market makers appear, they will have liquidity, and everything will recover responsibly in the funds. I would really like to believe this, because in general, you understand, the situation is very unpleasant. Is it worth
[49:29] on one instrument in a flat? What is the ratio of the langa card if the approach is fattening? You understand, multidirectional transactions, that is, the so-called lock, should not be used. If the approach is fattening, you understand,
[49:43] If the approach is fattening, you understand, options, then options should be used. The
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