#StopLossStrategies Stop-loss strategies are vital for managing risk in trading. A stop-loss order automatically sells a security when its price reaches a set level, limiting potential losses. Common strategies include percentage-based stop-loss, where a predetermined percentage drop triggers a sale, and support/resistance-based stop-loss, which uses key price levels. Volatility-based stop-loss adjusts based on market fluctuations, while trailing stop-loss moves with the market to lock in profits. Time-based stop-loss closes positions if no favorable movement occurs within a set timeframe. Consistently applying and reviewing these strategies helps protect capital and minimize losses in fluctuating markets.