Sentences with phrase «reduced trade sizes»

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Some stocks we trade have far less than 1 million shares per day changing hands, but we always reduce our position size in such a situation.

In «neutral» mode, we can be positioned either long or short, but position size of all new trade entries will be lighter than usual, in order to reduce risk.

Although our nightly swing trading newsletter is basically a dynamic service that generates specific stock and ETF trade ideas, the main goal of our trading system is to aggressively trade the best technical trade setups when conditions are ideal, but also be ready and able to quickly and cut back market exposure by reducing position size on new trades (or simply not trading at all) when market conditions deteriorate.

With our market timing system presently in «neutral» mode, for example, average share size for any new trade entered in our newsletter is presently reduced to 25 % -50 % of full position size.

By understanding exactly how much money you should be risking on each trade in ideal market conditions, you can easily trim your risk in a shaky market by reducing your share size to just 1/4 to 1/2 of your normal position size.

As such, because our buy signal was not yet confirmed, all new long trades were entered with reduced share size and tighter stops in order to reduce capital risk.

As explained on the chart, our initial buy entry was on August 14, but we initially entered the trade with reduced share size in order to minimize risk.

If you have only been following this blog within the past month or two, or have become a new subscriber to our Wagner Daily stock newsletter within the same period, you have only seen us operate primarily in «capital preservation mode,» where we enter all new trades with both reduced share size and tight stops.

Therefore, we're not in a hurry to enter multiple new positions (either long or short) ahead of the holidays, but will still consider new stock and / or ETF trade entries (possibly on the short side and / or inverse ETFs) with reduced share size if an ideal trade setup with a firmly positive reward - risk ratio presents itself.

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Many newer traders enter trades just for the «rush,» and have a hard time sitting in cash or trading with reduced share size.

They typically emphasized such measures as reducing the size of public sector employment, tightening money supplies to control inflation, and reducing trade barriers to stimulate cross-border competition.

Trading in E-minis has been growing in popularity for some time, mainly due to its reduced size being about one fifth the sizes of the standard S&P 500 futures contracts.

It also allows you to accurately reduce your position size when a stop is larger than you ordinarily trade, and still be able to take the trade with safety.

This is a critical juncture where many traders make a mistake; if you need to place your stop 200 pips away to give your trade the best shot at working out, than you simply reduce your position size down to meet this stop loss size.

Thus, in the % risk model, as you lose trades you automatically reduce your position size.

This might mean reducing your position size to meet a wider stop loss distance (in order to maintain your 1R risk amount), but if that is what it takes to profit on the trade, that's all you should care about.

In his quote above he is talking about something I have long believed in; either you take a trade or you don't... I don't like reducing my position size because I don't fully believe in my trade.

If you still wanted to trade this setup, since you didn't get any «correlation confirmation» from the other pairs, you could play it smart by reducing your risk and trading with a smaller position size.

If you were trading, for example, equity sector ETFs where the risk of large gaps were reduced and limit moves were not a concern, would you moderate your approach to position sizing?

The main reason it is a bad is because of this; when you scale out of a position all you are doing is reducing position size as the trade moves into your favor.

If we instead trade less frequently but perhaps trade a bigger position size when we do trade, we are giving ourselves a much better opportunity to make money while reducing our stress, frustration and «gamblers» mentality.

I reduce my position size, and I only choose trades where the risk reward ratio is quite high — in fact a set my entry level to increase that RRR (like using a 62 % retrace instead of 50 % retrace).

But later I reduced my lot size, and ever since all my trades are without stop loss.

This is the beauty of cap and trade: the amount of emissions is clear and unambiguous (the size of the cap), and polluters who find it cheapest to cut back emissions do so, selling permits to those who have a harder time reducing emissions.

Only a small amount of the overall trades need to be settled on the main blockchain, reducing size and increasing speed.