Do you actually use Trailing Stops?
How would you calculate them at these levels for various issues?
(Do you use some formula based on ATR? I would love to know what you advise.)
Warren… Use trailing stops? Unless a support line becomes a hard stop, establishing a certain price point, Yes I do use trailing stops. One is ALWAYS in place. I don’t mind being wrong, I do mind being wrong for very long! Most platforms allow trailing stops, based upon a certain percentage you personally establish.
Nemo….Great question….anything is possible, yet not an ideal pattern. Per the H&S pattern being at hand, you want the right and left shoulder to be about the same distance in time from the head. Would be odd to see the left shoulder 7 years from the head and the right shoulder around half that distance in 4 years.
What are the odds that 2000 represents a left shoulder, 2007 a head, and 2011 a right shoulder?
Chris,
Do you actually use Trailing Stops?
How would you calculate them at these levels for various issues?
(Do you use some formula based on ATR? I would love to know what you advise.)
Thanks!
Warren… Use trailing stops? Unless a support line becomes a hard stop, establishing a certain price point, Yes I do use trailing stops. One is ALWAYS in place. I don’t mind being wrong, I do mind being wrong for very long! Most platforms allow trailing stops, based upon a certain percentage you personally establish.
Nemo….Great question….anything is possible, yet not an ideal pattern. Per the H&S pattern being at hand, you want the right and left shoulder to be about the same distance in time from the head. Would be odd to see the left shoulder 7 years from the head and the right shoulder around half that distance in 4 years.