#StopLossStrategies 1. Fixed Percentage Stop-Loss

• Example: Sell if the stock drops 5-10% from your entry price.

2. Trailing Stop-Loss

• Moves up with the price, locking in profits as it rises, but caps downside risk if the market turns.

3. Volatility-Based Stop-Loss

• Uses indicators like Average True Range (ATR) to set stops based on market volatility.

4. Moving Average Stop-Loss

• Exit the trade if the price closes below a specific moving average (like the 20-day or 50-day MA).

5. Support/Resistance Stop-Loss

• Place your stop just below a key support or above a resistance level, depending on trade direction.

6. Time-Based Stop-Loss

• Exit after a specific time period if the trade hasn’t moved as expected, regardless of price.