When you say “treading operation”, do you mean “trading operation” (related to stocks, forex, crypto, etc.)?

If yes, then a trading operation usually refers to the process or actions involved in buying and selling financial instruments. Here’s a simple breakdown:

🔑 Steps in a Trading Operation

1. Market Analysis

Fundamental analysis → studying financial reports, news, company performance.

Technical analysis → using charts, indicators, price action.

2. Strategy Setup

Deciding whether to go long (buy) or short (sell).

Choosing position size, stop-loss, and take-profit levels.

3. Order Execution

Placing a market order (instant execution) or limit order (set at your desired price).

4. Risk Management

Using stop-loss and take-profit to protect capital.

Following the risk-per-trade rule (e.g., never risk more than 1–2% of account).

5. Monitoring

Tracking open positions.

Adjusting trades if market conditions change.

6. Closing the Trade

Selling or buying back to lock in profit or cut losses.

7. Review & Improve

Keeping a trading journal.

Learning from wins & losses.

⚖️ A trading operation can be as short-term as a few seconds (scalping) or as long as several months (swing/position trading).

Do you want me to explain this in the context of stock market IPO trading, or more generally for forex/crypto trading operations?

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