#止损策略 Stop-loss strategies are a very important part of trading, used to control losses and prevent emotional trading. Depending on your trading style (such as short-term, long-term, contracts, spot), stop-loss strategies will vary. Here are several common stop-loss strategies:
1. Fixed Percentage Stop-Loss
Definition: Each trade's loss does not exceed a certain percentage of the total account funds (e.g., 1%-2%).
Advantages: Simple and clear, can effectively control risk.
Example: If you have a capital of 10,000 yuan, the maximum loss per trade does not exceed 1%, meaning the most you can lose each time is 100 yuan.
2. Technical Stop-Loss
Definition: Set the stop-loss level based on candlesticks, trend lines, support/resistance levels, etc.
Common Uses:
Stop-loss when breaking important support levels
Stop-loss when breaking previous lows/highs
Stop-loss after a failure to break through
3. Trailing Stop-Loss
Definition: When the price moves favorably, the stop-loss point also moves up (or down) accordingly.
Benefits: Locks in profits while leaving room for further increases (or decreases).
Example: If Bitcoin rises by 5%, you move the stop-loss point above your cost price to lock in profits.
4. Time Stop-Loss
Definition: If the price does not reach the expected target within a certain time, exit with a stop-loss.
Suitable for: Short-term or event-driven trading.
Example: After a market announcement, you go long, and if it does not rise within 30 minutes, you close the position.
5. Psychological Stop-Loss (Discipline Stop-Loss)
Definition: No specific point is set, but once the market goes against the expected logic, you immediately stop-loss.
Premise: You must be very clear about your trading logic and timely judge that “if you are wrong, you must admit it.”