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Wednesday, January 3, 2007

Basic Trading Principles - 2. Minimizing the Losses

Minimizing the losses simply means getting rid of a trade when market goes against you. It is the simplest principle to understand but the most difficult one to perform.

There is nothing in this universe is certain, in face uncertainty is the only principle responsible for creation of this universe. An online trader, whether stock trader, options trader or futures trader will have to face the time of adversity. A successful online trader will always be ready to accept short losses, and they will actually give up their trade once the price touches stop loss value. Where as some other traders, especially beginners will not accept the loss and will hold the equity opting for profit, often result in greater losses.

The most important practice for minimizing losses is following a strict stop loss routine. Never risk too much amount on a retrieving market. Use advanced systems to monitor the market, always keep your touch with the market and strict to your trading plan. (next : Letting the Profit Run; stay tuned)

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