welcome.. i got the info through a seminar that i had attended during last Sept,after that i summarize all the info that i got into this note...
the loss limit/day is the method that practice by a professional trader on daily basis and not suitable to apply on investment that aiming for long term growth. the most practical is to setup a stop loss for every of your investment
yup,pirate99... i oso make some profit from this counter on my previous trade.... haha,yaya we both need it...
welcome teh,knowledge sharing and learn from each other is the best way to for newbies like me to grow up in this kind of fast changing environment...
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Posted by kltrader > 2012-10-25 10:58 | Report Abuse
Good article. Thanks for sharing!
On controlling loss limit/day, do people practice it on daily basis? Or is it better to control loss limit/week for some of the more volatile stocks..