Sentences with phrase «partial share size»

Now, our proprietary signals are finally indicating it is time to start tightening protective stops and scaling out of winning trades (selling partial share size), although I should clarify we have NOT yet received the necessary signals to become bearish and start initiating trades on the short side of the market.

When this occurs, our trigger for buy entry of at least partial share size is simply above the high of the reversal candle.

We stopped out of partial share size just beneath the November 29 low, but the stop on the remaining position (below the 20 - day EMA) gave the trade some breathing room.

With $ MOMO moving to new all - time new highs on March 7, Rick mentioned that traders could have sold partial share size, while holding the rest of position for a bigger advance.

It never hurts to lock in profits on partial share size when a breakout stock or ETF has broken below its 10 - day moving average because such price action frequently leads to a deeper correction.

As such, we are selling partial share size on today's open, just to lock in a decent gain on this short - term momentum trade.

Not exact matches

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transaction costs shared on a pro-rata basis; and (iv) if the aggregated order can not be executed in full, the partial execution is allocated pro-rata among the participating accounts in accordance with the size of each account's order.