#StopLossStrategies Nice one—#StopLossStrategies is key to protecting gains and managing downside risk. Here's a quick breakdown of some popular ones:

1. Fixed Stop-Loss

Set a specific percentage or dollar amount below your purchase price (e.g., 10% below).

Simple, but can get triggered during normal market noise.

2. Trailing Stop-Loss

Adjusts as the stock price moves up—locks in gains while limiting losses.

Example: 10% trailing stop will move up as price rises, but stays put if price drops.

3. Volatility-Based Stop

Uses indicators like Average True Range (ATR) to set dynamic stop levels.

Great for adapting to high or low volatility environments.

4. Time-Based Exit

Exit after a specific period, especially for short-term trades or options strategies.

Helps avoid emotional decisions if the market’s choppy.

5. Break-Even Stop

Move your stop to your entry point once the trade is in profit.

Guarantees no loss if the trend reverses.

Each strategy suits different risk appetites and trading styles. Want a quick setup example using a specific stock or asset?