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“Learn to Use Stop Loss: The Real Way to Protect Your Capital”
Traders often lose money simply because they don’t place their Stop Loss properly—either they don’t place it at all, or they place it incorrectly and exit the market too early.
If you want to survive in long-term trading, Stop Loss is your best friend. In this article, we’ll look at:
What is a Stop Loss
How to place a Stop Loss correctly
The methods pro traders use
How you can protect your capital
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1. What is Stop Loss and Why Is It Important?
A Stop Loss is a predefined price level where your trade automatically closes if the market moves against you.
Benefits:
Prevents large losses
Keeps you away from emotional decisions
Maintains discipline
Secures your trading capital
Just like a seatbelt in a car is for crashes, Stop Loss is a safety tool for unexpected market moves.
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2. 3 Major Mistakes People Make with Stop Loss
1. Placing Stop Loss based on emotions:
Like saying, “Let’s place it $5 lower,” without any technical or structural reason.
2. Using the same Stop Loss size for every trade:
Markets aren’t always the same. Your Stop Loss should be flexible.
3. Moving Stop Loss when the market goes against you:
This is the most dangerous habit. It turns small mistakes into big losses.
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3. 3 Pro-Level Methods to Place Stop Loss
1. Structure-Based Stop Loss (Most Reliable Method)
This method follows price action and support/resistance zones.
Buy trade: Place Stop Loss below support
Sell trade: Place Stop Loss above resistance
Example:
Entry at: $100
Support: $97
Stop Loss: $96.50 (a bit below to avoid fake outs)
This method lets you place logical and calculated Stop Losses.
2. ATR-Based Stop Loss (For Volatile Markets)
ATR (Average True Range) tells you how much the market typically moves.
Stop Loss = Entry ± (1.5 or 2 × ATR)
Example:
ATR = $1.20
Place Stop Loss with a $1.80 gap
But you can control your risk and exit
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