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Using Technical Analysis to Determine Stop Loss Points
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[QUOTE="marym, post: 304565, member: 97350"] In forex trading, stop loss points are essential to manage risk and protect your investments. Technical analysis can be a valuable tool to determine these points. One common approach is to use support and resistance levels. Support levels are price levels where buyers have historically stepped in and prevented the price from falling further. Resistance levels are price levels where sellers have historically stepped in and prevented the price from rising further. To determine a stop loss point using support and resistance levels, identify the nearest support or resistance level to your entry price. If you are buying, set your stop loss just below the support level. If you are selling, set your stop loss just above the resistance level. Another approach is to use moving averages. Moving averages are trend-following indicators that smooth out price fluctuations and show the direction of the trend. To determine a stop loss point using moving averages, set your stop loss just below (for buying) or above (for selling) the moving average that is closest to your entry price. Regardless of the approach you use, it's important to always set a stop loss point to protect your investments and manage risk. Technical analysis can be a valuable tool to determine these points, but it's important to always consider other factors such as market conditions and news events that can affect the price movement. [/QUOTE]
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