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Hey DFI(Defi) people… The macro environment has been hitting hard this past week.  This is the twelfth episode  of our Defi focused segment of the Inside Crypto podcast. In this series we plan to cover the latest news regarding the constituents of our Defi Ecosystem Index. They are:  The Graph, Curve Finance, Maker, Chainlink, Uniswap, Liquid Staked ETH 2.0 (Lido Finance), LDO and Synthetix Network. This episode was recorded on September 26th 2022.  The first thing we will always dive into, is the price action of the week regarding our Defi Ecosystem token and then go through any major news items with regards to the constituents. Chainlink continues to make a case for corporate adoption while the rest of the defi space aims for ease of use. I have to mention that nothing in this episode constitutes financial advice. Please do your own research. Anything said here is my own opinion and not to be connected with my employer. But I am forever grateful to them for helping make this podcast a reality so please do check out our website and the tokens we offer at tokens.amun.com. Thanks everyone for listening and don't forget to tune in two weeks time where we help you to get to grips with what is going on in the Defi Ecosystem.  News Covered Today: https://tokens.amun.com/defi-index-token (Defi Price Action) https://defillama.com/chain/Ethereum (Ethereum TVL - DefiLlama) https://blog.chain.link/chainlink-enterprise-blockchain-middleware/ (Chainlink for Enterprises: The Gateway to All Blockchains) https://twitter.com/evabeylin/status/1572999248181923845 (Messari Using Subgraphs) https://blog.lido.fi/additions-to-the-lido-on-solana-node-operator-set-wave-3/ (Lido's New Solana Node Operators) https://twitter.com/Uniswap/status/1573324376975769602 (Uniswap Explains Dex's) https://blog.defisaver.com/makerdao-stop-loss-take-profit/ (Introducing automated Stop Loss (and Take Profit) strategies for MakerDAO Vaults) https://twitter.com/FroyoFren/status/1572957945591083008 (Curve Makes Money) https://twitter.com/synthetix_io/status/1571636308740562946?s=20&t=dSQoRw6eGi_jFd5g9uFzLw (Synpress Framework) Follow Us On: http://www.amun.com (Website) https://twitter.com/Amun (Twitter) https://discord.gg/EDufcYpseD (Discord) https://t.me/AmunTokens (Telegram) (English) https://www.reddit.com/r/AmunTokens/ (Reddit) Email

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Crypto profits are only good if you know how to take them! In today's video we talk about where to set your take profit levels when trading crypto. I go over a few different methods that you can use to find good levels to exit your entire position, or to set multiple take profit levels. It's important to set Take profit levels to avoid getting trapped by greed and holding a trade for too long. Knowing where to set your take profits and stop losses will allow you to set these levels ahead of time so that when you put in your trade you can walk away and not stress out staring at the computer.

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  In this video, we are creating an Expert Advisor for Sell positions, that makes it possible to use user defined Stop Loss value. So let's find out how to do that with MQL4. To get started, please click on a little icon here or press F4 on your keyboard. Now you should see the Metaeditor window. And here you want to click on file, new file Expert Advisor from template, continue. I will call this file simple sell percentage risk. Click on Continue, continue and finish. Now you can delete everything above the Ontick function and the two Comment lines here, we start by creating an input variable.   If you mark that and press F1, you will see that input variables can be changed by the user from the program properties window without the need to recompile the code. The start value for our trading risk percentage is zero point five. That is one half of a percent. We also need another variable called max position loss. That is the maximal value that we are going to accept as a loss. Inside of the ontick function we need to check if we already have open positions.   So we use the function OrdersTotal. And if that returns a return value that is below one, it would mean that we have no open orders and no open positions. And if that is true, we are going to send a test sell order by using Ordersend for the current symbol on the chart. We want to sell 10 Microlot. Actually, we could also use the new syntax here, because when you mark that and press F1, you will see that you can also use _symbol. We don't use a defined Stop Loss value here. The Take Profit is 20 points below the current Bid price. Please remember, this is just a test sell order. You wouldn't do that on a real account. But as we need to close positions, we first need to have open positions. And actually that's where demo accounts are good for. On your account, you could have more than one open position. So we are going to use a for loop here to go through all the open orders.   Now we can use orderselect for the current counter value and try to select a position. If that is successful, we will calculate the position profit by using order profit. We calculate the max position loss by getting the current account balance divided through one hundred, that would be one percent. And that will be multiplied with the percentage risk value that we have defined here. And if you wonder what that part here is about, well, the max position loss is a negative value.   Therefore, we use this expression to calculate the negative value. Let's add two  print statements here. The first one is for the position profit. The second one is for the max position loss. And we will see the output in our journal. And if the position profit is below the max position loss value that we have allowed. Remember, this is a negative value – we will use order close for the current order ticket and the current order lot size to close the current order.   Let's close the orderselect the For loop and to see what's going on, I would like to add a comment statement for the current balance, the current max position loss and the percentage risk value directly on our chart. And that's about it. Well, if this was too fast for you or if you have no idea what all the code here does, maybe you want to watch one of the other videos from the basic video series first, or maybe even the Premium Course on our website might be interesting for you.   That's also where you can find offers to download source codes like this one. But for now, please click on the Compile button here or press F7 on your keyboard. You shouldn't get any errors. And if that is the case, you can click on a little button here or press F4 to go back to Metatrader. And in Metatrader, please click on View, Strategy tester or press Control and R. Please pick the new file Simple sell percentage risk dot EX4.   Mark, the option for the Visual mode here and start your test, here we are. This is our first position. Now let's click onto the journal tab.

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  In this video, we are going to open some test positions, buy positions, and those positions will be closed when the crossover of these two moving averages happens. So let’s find out how to do that with MQL5. Please click on the little icon here or press F4 on your keyboard. Now, you should see the Metaeditor window and here you want to click on file, New file, Expert Advisor from Template. I will call this file simple by cross over Stop Loss.   Click on Continue, continue and finish. Now you can delete everything above the ontick function and let’s also remove the two comment lines here. We start by including the file Trade.mqh and we want to create an instance of the class Ctrade that is called trade and will provide some simplified trading functions. We first need to calculate the Ask price. That is done by using Symbolinfodouble for the current symbol on the chart, we want to use symbol, underscore, ask and with Normalize double and underscore digits we automatically calculate the right number of digits behind the dot. Let’s also repeat that for the Bit price. And now we create a string variable for the signal for a crossover.   We need two arrays, one for the small and one for the big moving average.   The small moving average definition is created by using the IMA function for the current symbol on the chart and the currently selected period on that chart, we are going to use twenty candles. No shift value in this case. I’m using ModeUnderscoreSMA for simple moving average.   But you also could use ModeUnderscoreEMA for exponential moving average and the calculation should be done based on the close price. The definition for the big moving average is very similar, but in this case we are using 50 candles. Now we use copybuffer to fill our array for the small and for the big moving average.   According to the two definitions that we have created. We do that for buffer zero from Candle zero. That’s the current candle, and we copy the price data for three candles and store them in the arrays for the small and for the big moving average. And whenever the big moving average array for candle one has a higher value than the small moving average array for candle one, we consider that to be a buy signal. In the other case, if the big moving average array for candle one is bigger than the small moving average array for candle one, that would be a sell signal.   The idea is to close all buy positions for the current currency pair. When we have a sell signal and when the return value for PositionsTotal is bigger than zero. That means we have open buy positions and want to close them, but we need to have something to close. So I’m going to open test positions when the signal equals buy and when we have no open positions, that’s when we are going to use trade.Buy to buy 10 Microlot. In our case, we are using Stop Loss value of 200 points and a Take Profit value of one hundred and fifty points.   Please remember, this is just a test position, you wouldn’t do that on a real account and to see what’s going on, I would like to have a comment statement that will output the text. The current signal is now followed by the signal. Well, this function does not exist, so we need to create it now. The name of the function is close all buy positions this pair. We use void because we don’t require a return value. Inside of the position we are going to use a for loop to count down until there are no positions left.   We need to get the ticket number, that is done by using position get ticket. We want to identify the current currency pair. That can be done by position, get symbol. In both cases we are using the current counter for the current position. Now let’s get the position direction. That is done by using position, get integer and the parameter here is position underscore type. And if the position direction equals position type buy, we have a buy position. Now we want to check if the current symbol on the chart equals the position symbol.   You could use symbol with an underscore, that stands for my current currency pair. And if this is equal to the currency pair for the position that we have identified, we want to use Ctrade dot position close, to close the current position. Now, let’s close the For loop and the function. And this is basically it. If this was too fast for you or if you have no idea what all the code here does, maybe you want to watch one of the other videos in the basic video series or maybe even the Premium Course on our website might be interesting for you.   For now, please click on the Compile button or press F7. Oh, I have an additional bracket that I need to remove here. Now, let’s recompile the code. This time we have no errors, and if that is the case, you can click on a little button here or press F4 to go back to Metatrader. And in Metatrader, we want to click on View Strategy tester or Press Control and R, please pick the new file simple buy cross over Stop Loss.ex5 mark the option for the visual mode here and start a test.   Here we are. We have a buy position and as soon as we see a cross over this position should be closed. And that should happen right now. So our little Expert Advisor is working as expected, and in this little video, you have learned how to use a moving average crossover to close open buy positions, and you Not sure what to do? 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  This video, we are going to create an Expert Advisor that is able to open buy trades or close them when two moving averages are crossing. So let’s find out how to do that with MQL4. To get started please click on a little icon here or press F4 on your keyboard.    Now, you should see the Metaeditor window and you want to click on file, new file, Expert Advisor from Template, continue. I will call this file simple Buy Cross Over Stop. Click on Continue, continue and finish. Now you can delete everything above the Ontick function and the two comment lines here. We start by creating a string variable for the signal. That is called signal and we don’t assign a value here. Afterwards, we want to calculate the small moving average. That is done by using the IMA function for the current symbol on the chart and the currently selected period on that chart.   The small moving average should be calculated for twenty candles. We don’t use a shift value here. We use Mode_SMA, that stands for simple moving average. Of course, you could also use something like EMA for exponential moving average.   The results should be calculated based on the close price and we want to calculate the result for candle one. Now we want to repeat that for the big moving average. The big moving average in our case will be calculated for fifty candles. Everything else is the same, except for the variable name here and now we can calculate the signal, because when the big moving average is bigger than the small moving average for candle one, that would be a sell signal for us.   So we assign the words sell to our signal. In the other case, if the big moving average is below the small moving average for candle one, that would be a buy signal. So now we assign the word buy to our signal. This is about closing positions and to close something we need to open buy positions by using ordersend. We want to do that when the signal equals buy and when the return value for OrdersTotal is zero. That would mean we have no open orders and now we want to open a test position by using Ordersend for the current symbol on the chart, we are going to open a position for ten Microlot. We have Take Profit value of one hundred and fifty points.   Of course you only would do this on a demo account, not on a real account. And we do it to close positions when we have a cross over. So when the signal equals sell and we have open orders, that would be true when OrdersTotal returns a value that is above zero, then we want to call a function called close-buy positions this pair. And to see what’s going on, we want to use a comment statement to output the text.   The current signal is followed by the calculated signal directly on our chart. So far so good. But this function doesn’t exist so far, so we need to create it now. The name of the function is close buy positions this pair.   We use void because we don’t require a return type and now we use a for loop to go through all the open orders. Afterwards, we use order select to select a position for the current counter value of the for loop. We need to get the current currency pair. That can be done by using Order symbol. And now we want to check if the symbol on the chart and the currency pair are equal. And as we only want to close buy positions, we also check if the order type equals OP_BUY.   And if those conditions are true, we want to close the order. That is done by using order close for the current order ticket and the current order lots, we are going to close the order for the Bit price. The slippage is three and the last parameter here would be the color. I haven’t assigned a particular color here, but usually it’s red. Now let’s close the for loop and close the function and that’s about it. If this was too fast for you or if you have no idea what all the code here does, maybe you want to watch one of the other videos in the basic video series first, or maybe even the Premium Course on our website might be interesting for you...

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Heute möchten wir euch die meist gestellten Fragen zum Thema Forex Trading beantworten. Trading FAQ Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Day Trading und Swing Trading? Beim Daytrading handelt es sich um eine Strategie bei der die Trades am gleichen Tag geschlossen werden. Beim Swing Trading können die Trades über mehrere Tage oder sogar Wochen geöffnet sein. Was bedeutet Spread? Hierbei handelt es sich um die Preisdifferenz zwischen Ankauf- und Verkaufspreis. Es ist sozusagen eine Gebühr des Brokers. Was bedeutet Pip? Es handelt sich um eine Einheit im Devisenhandel, welche die Preisänderung eines Währungspaares angibt. Was bedeutet Long und Short? Bei Long wird von einem steigenden Kurs ausgegangen. Bei Short-Positionen geht man von einem fallenden Währungskurs aus. Was sind Stop Loss und Take Profit? Beim Stop Loss wird ein Trade automatisch geschlossen sobald er einen bestimmten Kurs erreicht. So kann man den Maximalverlust pro Trade begrenzen und hat ein kalkuliertes Risiko. Beim Take Profit wird die Position automatisch vom Broker geschlossen sobald er einen bestimmten Wert im Plus ist. So kann man sich Gewinne sichern. Beides ist wichtig für dein Risk Management. Welches Tool eignet sich für die Trading Analyse? Wir verwenden hierfür TradingView. Es kann von überall aus verwendet werden – ohne Installation. Und zeigt die Kurse in Echtzeit. 4REX FAQ Mit welchem Broker arbeitet 4REX zusammen? Mit FXGlobe. Da es sich hierbei um einen ECN-Broker mit fairem Spread handelt. Zudem haben wir einen direkten Ansprechpartner und deutschsprachigen Support. Du hast noch kein Broker Konto? Hier kannst du dich kostenlos registrieren: FXGlobe International Anmeldung Woher haben wir unsere Trading Erfahrung? Leider gab es keine passende Ausbildung als wir begonnen haben. Wir haben unser Wissen aus dem englischsprachigen Raum und unseren eigenen Erfahrungen. Kann man nebenberuflich traden? Definitiv. Insbesondere durch Swing Trading. Wir haben einige Kunden die sich hierdurch ein Nebeneinkommen aufbauen. Da man vor und nach der Arbeit handeln kann. Kann man durch Trading schnell reich werden? Nein. Wie in einem Beruf muss man es erlernen und seine Erfahrungen sammeln. Wer sich die Zeit nimmt kann dadurch langfristig und unabhängig Geld verdienen. ZUR TRADING AUSBILDUNG: - Trading Kurs & Trading Ausbildung mit Tom Volz: https://www.tom-volz.de - Traden lernen mit 4REX Impulse: https://4rex-impulse.com Dein Tom Volz - Trading Podcast

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In diesem Video wollen wir einmal testen, wie man Profit Punkte optimieren kann. Wir haben hier einen benutzerdefinierten Wert, den wir verändern können. Also lassen Sie uns einmal schauen, wie man so etwas in MQL5 programmieren kann. Um das zu tun klicken Sie im Metatrader bitte auf dieses kleine Symbol hier oben oder drücken Sie die F4-Taste. Das ruft dann hier den Metaeditor auf und hier klicken wir auf Datei, neue Datei, Expert Advisor aus Vorlage, weiter. Ich vergebe hier einmal den Namen SimplerProfitPointTest, klicke auf weiter, weiter und fertigstellen. Jetzt kann alles oberhalb dieser OnTick-Funktion hier gelöscht werden. Und auch die zwei Kommentarzeilen werden entfernt. Wir starten mit einem include-Befehl. Der wird uns die Datei trade.mqh importieren. Die ist Bestandteil von MQL5 und sie enthält eine Klasse mi dem Namen CTrade. Davon erstellen wir uns hier eine Instanz, die wir trade nennen. In der OnTick-Funktion möchten wir gerne den Aks- und den Bid-Preis berechnen. Das übernimmt die Funktion SymbolInfoDouble, für das aktuelle Währungspaar auf dem Chart. Der zweite Parameter ist entweder SYMBOL_ASK oder SYMBOL_BID, je nach dem ob wir den Ask- oder den Bid-Preis berechnen möchten und mit NormalizeDouble und _Digits stellen wir sicher, dass die richtige Anzahl von Nachkommastellen berechnet wird. Das kann nämlich je nach Währungspaar unterschiedlich sein. Im nächsten Schritt nutzen wir MqlRates, um uns ein Array mit Preisdaten zu erstellen. Das wird jetzt mit Hilfe der Funktion ArraySetAsSeries von der aktuellen Kerze an abwärts sortiert und mit der Funktion CopyRates füllen wir unser Array jetzt mit Preisdaten für das aktuelle Währungspaar auf dem Chart und die auf dem Chart ausgewählte Zeiteinheit. Wir starten bei Kerze 0 und kopieren die Werte für die nächsten drei Kerzen und speichern sie unserem PriceInfo Array. Danach möchten wir eine Signalvariable erstellen. Die ist vom Typ string damit sie Text aufnehmen kann und bekommt hier noch keinen Wert zugewiesen, denn wir möchten unser Signal anhand von einem Simple Moving Average, für 50 Kerzen, ermitteln. Dazu erstellen wir uns hier erst einmal ein passendes Array. Im nächsten Schritt nutzen wir die in MQL5 eingebaute Funktion IMA für das aktuelle Währungspaar auf dem Chart und die aktuelle Zeiteinheit auf diesem Chart, um für 50 Kerzen ohne eine Verschiebung einen Wert für einen Simple Moving Average zu berechnen. Deswegen nutzen wir hier MODE_SMA. Und der letzte Parameter PRICE_CLOSE sorgt dafür, dass die Ergebnisse anhand der Schlusskurse ermittelt werden. Auch hier nutzen wir wieder ArraySetAsSeries, um unser Array von der aktuellen Kerze an abwärts zu sortieren. Und mit CopyBuffer füllen wir unser Array mit Daten, und zwar anhand der SMA50-Definition, die wir hier oben getroffen haben. Wir tun das für Buffer 0, von der aktuellen Kerze 0 und speichern die Daten von 10 Kerzen in unserem Array. Uns interessiert im Moment nur der aktuelle Wert. Den erhalten wir, wenn wir auf den Wert von Kerze 0 in unserem Array zugreifen. Und das Ergebnis weisen wir hier dieser Variable zu. Und wenn dieser Wert größer ist als der aktuelle Ask-Preis, dann möchten wir gerne kaufen und dann weisen wir den Begriff buy unserer Signalvariable zu. Im anderen Fall, wenn der Wert kleiner ist als der aktuelle Bid Preis, dann möchten wir gerne verkaufen und dann weisen wir den Begriff sell unserer Signalvariable zu. Und jetzt kommt der eigentlich interessante Teil: Denn wenn unser Signal auf sell steht und PositionsTotal uns einen Wert kleiner 1 zurückliefert, dann haben wir keine geöffneten Positionen, aber ein Sell-Signal. Und dann nutzen wir trade.Sell, um 10 Microlot zu verkaufen. Und hier kommt jetzt unsere UserProfitPointValue-Variable zum Einsatz. Denn hier legen wir jetzt unseren Take Profit fest. Der wird hier noch mit dem Punktewert für die aktuelle Währung multipliziert. Die kann je nach ausgewähltem Währungspaar unterschiedlich sein. Im anderen Fall,

In this video, we want to test how to find the optimal value for the take profit points, so let’s find out how to do that with mql5. To get started please click on a little icon here or press F4 on your keyboard, now you should see the Metaeditor window and here you want to click on file, new file, expert advisor from template, continue, I will call this file, simple profit point test, click on continue, continue and finish. Now you can delete everything above the ontick function and the two comment lines here. First, we want to include the file trade dot mqh, it contains the class ctrade and we are going to create an instance called trade. I also would like to create a user-defined variable for the profit value. Inside of the ontick function, we start by calculating the ask price and the bid price that is done by using symbol info double for the currently selected symbol on the chart, we use either symbol ask or symbol underscore bid and with normalize double and underscore digits we automatically calculate the right number of digits behind the dot. Now let’s use mql rates to get some price information because mql rates stores the information about prices, volumes and spread. Afterwards, we use array set as series for our price info array to sort the array from the current candle downwards and with copy rates we are going to fill our array for the current symbol on the chart and the currently selected period but I would like to use it with an underscore, basically, it’s the same. This one and this one are exchangeable and with copy rates, we can fill our price info array for the current symbol on the chart and the currently selected period on that chart. We start with candle zero and we copy the values for three candles and store them in the price info array. Let’s create another array, called sma fifty array because we are going to use a simple moving average. Here comes the definition. I would like to use the integrated ima function for the current symbol on the chart and the currently selected period on that chart. I would like to calculate the value for fifty candles, don’t use a shift value here, this parameter is called mode underscore sma that stands for simple moving average and I would like to have the values calculated based on the close price. Now let’s use array set as series to sort this one from the current candle downwards and now we can use copy buffer according to the sma fifty definition that we have created here to copy values for buffer zero, from the current candle zero for ten candles and store the values in the sma fifty array. And to get the current sma value we just need to have a look into candle zero of our sma fifty array and now that we have the current value for the simple moving average we check if the simple moving average value is above the ask price, in that case, we want to buy, so we assign the word buy to our signal. Otherwise, if the current sma value is below the bid price that’s when we want to sell and then we assign the word sell to our signal and if we have a sell signal and positions total is below one that would mean we don’t have any open positions but we want to sell, so now we use trade dot sell to sell ten micro lot. And here is our user profit point value that we have defined, the basic value is three hundred but as it is an input value you can change that later on while the expert advisor running without any new compilation process. Now let’s repeat that for the buy signal. If the signal equals buy and we have no open positions we use trade dot buy and but ten micro lot and this time we take the current ask price and add the user profit point value multiplied by the point value and that value depends on the current symbol you have on the chart. Finally, we want to use the comment statement to output the current signal on the chart followed by the user profit point value that we are going to test and that’s about it. Well, if this was too fast for you or if you have no idea what all the code here does maybe you want to watch one of the other videos in this basic video series or maybe even the premium course on our website might be interesting for you. This once again was a question that was asked by a premium course member and if you are already a premium course member and have a question like this one please let me know, for now, let’s enable the toolbar and now you can click on the compile button or press F7, I made a mistake, I’m using a variable here that wasn’t declared, so let’s fix that, it is going to be a string variable called signal and we don’t assign a value here. Now let’s recompile the code and this time it worked without any errors and if that is the case you can click on a little button here or press F4 to go back to Metatrader. And in Metatrader please click on view, strategy tester or press control and r, please pick the new file, simple profit point test dot ex5, mark the option for the visual mode here and start a test but before you do that please click on the inputs tab and change the user-defined value to two hundred ninety-nine, now let’s start the test. And here we are! Currently, we see that the user profit point value is two hundred and ninety-nine points, now you can speed up the whole process and get a Not sure what to do? Click on the automated trading assistant below MQL5 TUTORIAL BASICS - 64 SIMPLE MULTI RSI MQL5 TUTORIAL BASICS - 72 SIMPLE TRIPPLE EMA MQL5 TUTORIAL BASICS - 66 SIMPLE SHIFTED EMA MQL5 TUTORIAL BASICS - 80 SIMPLE SPREAD CHECKER MQL5 TUTORIAL - SIMPLE TAKE PROFIT OPTIMIZATION The post MQL5 TUTORIAL BASICS – 85 SIMPLE TAKE PROFIT POINT TEST appeared first on MQL5 Tutorial.

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Stop Limit, Stop Loss, Stop Buy, OCOEs gibt viele verschiedene Orderarten oder Ordertypen. Im Podcast Episode 12 stellen wir diese vor.Stop Loss: Die Verlustbegrenzung der offenen OrderTake Profit: Die Gewinnmitnahme oder GewinnsicherungOCO: One cancels the OtherStop Buy & Stop Limit: Für OrderstrategienFill or Kill: nötig bei Forex & CFDs?Nebenthema Slippage: was ist das, und was ist üblich - die Ausführungsstatistik von Admiral MarketsWebseiten-Tipps: https://admiralmarkets.de/wissen/orderartenhttps://admiralmarkets.de/wissen/articles/forex-strategy/stop-loss-forex-tradinghttps://admiralmarkets.de/wissen/articles/forex-basics/trailing-stop-losshttps://admiralmarkets.de/wissen/articles/trading-instruments/stop-loss-take-profitVon 0 auf 100 beim Trading: https://admiralmarkets.de/wissen/die-trader-ausbildungTradingwissen für Fortgeschrittene: https://admiralmarkets.de/wissen/trading-ausbildung-fuer-fortgeschritteneDemokonto: https://admiralmarkets.de/start-trading/forex-demoPodcast Episode 12Episode vom 18.06.2020 von Admiral Markets, mit Daytrader Jens Klatt & Jens Chrzanowski▬ DAX Wissen ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬DAX CFD Wissen: https://admiralmarkets.de/wissen/dax30-cfdDAX Handel mit Demo: https://admiralmarkets.de/start-trading/forex-demoDAX Tages Updates: https://admiralmarkets.de/analysen/dax30-tages-updates▬ Trading Wissen ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

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Welcome back to the Sprint to Profit podcast. Today we’re talking with Mike Michalowicz, author of some great books about business: Profit First Toilet Paper Entrepreneur Pumpkin Plan Surge Clockwork He has also been a part of a reality TV show called Bailout where he traded a contestant’s Mercedes Benz for an ice cream truck. Today we’re going to talk about his thoughts on Amazon businesses, his 30-day challenge for you, his thoughts on sales versus profit, and some topics covered in his books. If you liked what you heard today on the show, please make sure to hit the subscribe button so you can get updated when we post new episodes. Please share this episode with others who might get value out of it as well. We wish you the best for you and your business. To get some FREE training on what it takes to have a successful business to fuel your lifestyle, head to www.goteamreal.com to download our FREE training today. Talking Points: 00:20 - Introduction and Mike Michalowicz 02:00 - Does Mike do follow digital vacation from Clockwork, and what does he think of the process? 07:47 - What advice does Mike have for Amazon sellers who swap jobs for other jobs instead of stepping away from their business? 10:30 - At what point do you feel is the right time to classify yourself as successful and if you are doing well in the business how do you know when you can spend money on stuff that you always wanted? 14:42 - What advice does Mike have for patience in the journey for Amazon “success”? 17:35 - Mike’s advice on changing your mindset about their business 21:17 - What would Mike say to someone who says, “My business is totally different to other businesses?” 24:52 - Mike’s advice on portioning out money to help grow their businesses 30:55 - If an alien landed on Mike’s doorstep what would Mike ask them and why would they be here? 32:19 - What is Mike’s biggest accomplishment? 33:44 - Mike’s Bailout experience 35:56 - Connecting with Mike 36:51 - Summary and conclusion Resources/Links: Mike Michalowics’ website: https://mikemichalowicz.com/ Profit First: Transform Your Business from a Cash-Eating Monster to a Money-Making Machine by Mike Michalowicz: https://www.amazon.com/Profit-First-Transform-Cash-Eating-Money-Making-ebook/dp/B01HCGYTH4 The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur: The Tell-it-Like-it-is Guide to Cleaning Up in Business, Even if You Are at the End of Your Roll, by Mike Michalowicz: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Toilet+Paper+Entrepreneur&i=digital-text&ref=nb_sb_noss_2 The Pumpkin Plan: A Simple Strategy to Grow a Remarkable Business in Any Field, by Mike Michalowicz:

After two brutal years of obsessive debt repayments and a year of hard saving I finally made my first investment in March 2014. Six years of watching paint dry was followed, finally, by a stock market crash so brutal I'm still suffering a nosebleed. In my short investment career I've experienced every market condition but growth. As a result of this less-than-illustrious track record, it's probably not surprising that the growth I'm currently seeing in my portfolio is freaking me out completely. My CoreShares S&P500 ETF is 70% up and I don't know what to do with myself. I want desperately to lock in this growth, which is what Simon's trying to talk me out of in this week's episode. Watch the presentation Simon did last week. It's really good! We've been blessed by the tech fairies since we started recording remotely on 19 March. However, the gremlins found us this week, cutting short our usual recording time. Forgive us, please! If we're lucky we can record Episode 200 together. We hope you are excited too. Subscribe to our RSS feed here. Subscribe or rate us in iTunes. Win of the week: Philip.  Every Monday morning we send out a newsletter and every Monday morning Philip sends me an encouraging email or compliment about the newsletter. I've come to look forward to it every Monday, so I think Philip deserves to win for making me happy on a weekly basis.

In this video you will how to take profit on crypto. If you are new to crypto investing it is super important to know how to take profit. Without a strategy in place it is like going in a dark room without a flashlight. You will never find the exit. This strategy works if you want to take profit on binance. So if you have questions like how to take profit ethereum or how to take profit bitcoin and you are a beginner wanting to profit trading crypto as a long term investor then you are in the right place. This is not a trading crypto course but a strategy to maximise your profits in the long run. SUBSCRIBE for DeFi & Crypto videos: https://bit.ly/get-ready-next-bullrun and hit the

Everyone talks stop loss, take profit, average true range, and so but no one ever considers mean reverting or tight range bound markets. Here is a list of responses to links someone sent to me about these with my views on how to handle the crypto currency trading markets. Free trading books https://quantlabs.net/ or learn algo trading https://quantlabs.net/dvd https://quantlabs.net/blog/2020/04/stop-loss-and-take-profit-vs-tight-range-bound-market/  

In this video, I am sharing how I made quick profits from 4 days of investing. Took advantage of the crazy bull market during the Coronavirus period and gained £3826.29. The two companies which I invested and took quick profits was Legal and General and Shell. In part two of the video, I am sharing my investment swing strategy forward in this unfortunate Coronavirus era.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/father3jobs)

Did you panic this week? Clayton did not but he did have a close call amid the turmoil. He discusses the economic impact of the coronavirus (Covid-19) and specifically how it affected the currency and stock exchanges, the cursed EURAUD pair, and how he spots overbuying.   Schedule a free call at AllenFX.com today! How the Economic Machine Works by Ray Dalio   © 2020 AllenFX LLC.  All rights reserved.

Mô hình nến Belt Hold Line (Yorikiri) là một mẫu mô hình nến Nhật được sử dụng để dự đoán xu hướng tiếp theo của thị trường. Belt Hold Line là một dạng Mô hình nến đặc biệt gần giống với Mô hình Marubozu và là một tín hiệu hỗ trợ xác định thời điểm tham gia thị trường. Như vậy, Belt Hold Line khác hoàn toàn với Mô hình Advance Block. Advance Block báo hiệu nên đóng vị thế lệnh và đứng ngoài theo dõi thị trường thay vì tham gia thị trường như Belt Hold Line. Nội dung chính: Mô hình nến Belt Hold Line là gì? Mô hình Bullish Belt Hold Line Mô hình Bearish Belt Hold Line Tài liệu tham khảo Bài viết gốc: https://www.tohaitrieu.net/mo-hinh-nen-belt-hold-line/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tohaitrieu/support

Bienvenidos a esta lista de reproducción. Cada día subiremos desde formación en inversión, un episodio corto (no más de 2 minutos) de términos de inversión, para ayudarte a educarte financieramente sobre conceptos de inversión.

This is an episode of the 864 from last year now being shared on the 1% Better channel.Welcome to the 864. This one is with Mike Michalowicz. He’s a very well known Author, Podcast Host, Columnist for the Wall Street Journal and he’s even hosted a reality TV Show in the US. He’s a powerhouse guest to have on the show and I’m delighted share this with you. Do check out the last 60 seconds after the chat with Mike for more info that might be of interest! Links to Mike’s site & social media below:http://www.mikemichalowicz.com/He’s on Twitter @MikeMichalowicz Thank you for checking out the 864 Podcast on RoboftheGreen. Have a great day! Rob

This is an episode of the 864 from last year now being shared on the 1% Better channel.Welcome to the 864. This one is with Mike Michalowicz. He’s a very well known Author, Podcast Host, Columnist for the Wall Street Journal and he’s even hosted a reality TV Show in the US. He’s a powerhouse guest to have on the show and I’m delighted share this with you. Do check out the last 60 seconds after the chat with Mike for more info that might be of interest! Links to Mike’s site & social media below:http://www.mikemichalowicz.com/He’s on Twitter @MikeMichalowicz Thank you for checking out the 864 Podcast on RoboftheGreen. Have a great day! Rob

Ride to the moon like Rob or be a whimp and cash out like Luke.

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Talking about BPTH Stock and When to Take Profit Social Media: Subscribe https://www.youtube.com/c/carterfarr * Podcast: https://anchor.fm/daytrading * Books: Active Trader: https://amzn.to/2I7Dpgv Swing Trader: https://amzn.to/2NBcvDI Day Trading for a Living: https://amzn.to/2IcrIcr Day Trading Patterns: https://amzn.to/2GwHDQk * * Chat Room: https://discord.gg/RAnCPPj Basic Day Trading Tips Knowledge is Power In addition to knowledge of basic trading procedures, day traders need to keep up on the latest stock market news and events that affect stocks — the Fed's interest rate plans, the economic outlook, etc. So do your homework. Make a wish list of stocks you'd like to trade and keep yourself informed about the selected companies and general markets. Scan business news and visit reliable financial websites. Set an Amount Aside Assess how much capital you're willing to risk on each trade. Many successful day traders risk less than 1% to 2% of their account per trade. If you have a $40,000 trading account and are willing to risk 0.5% of your capital on each trade, your maximum loss per trade is $200 (0.005 x $40,000). Set aside a surplus amount of funds you can trade with and are prepared to lose. Remember, it may or may not happen. Set Aside Time, Too Day trading requires your time. That's why it's called day trading. You'll need to give up most of your day, in fact. Don’t consider it if you have limited time to spare. The process requires a trader to track the markets and spot opportunities, which can arise any time during trading hours. Moving quickly is key. Start Small As a beginner, focus on a maximum of one to two stocks during a session. Tracking and finding opportunities is easier with just a few stocks. Recently, it has become increasingly common to be able to trade fractional shares, so you can specify specific, smaller dollar amounts you wish to invest. That means if Apple shares are trading at $250 and you only want to buy $50 worth, many brokers will now let you purchase 1/5 of a share. Time Those Trades Many orders placed by investors and traders begin to execute as soon as the markets open in the morning, contributing to price volatility. A seasoned player may be able to recognize patterns and pick appropriately to make profits. But for newbies, it may be better just to read the market without making any moves for the first 15 to 20 minutes. The middle hours are usually less volatile, and then movement begins to pick up again toward the closing bell. Though the rush hours offer opportunities, it’s safer for beginners to avoid them at first. Cut Losses With Limit Orders Decide what type of orders you will use to enter and exit trades. Will you use market orders or limit orders? When you place a market order, it is executed at the best price available at the time — thus, no price guarantee. A limit order, meanwhile, does guarantee the price, but not the execution. Limit orders help you trade with more precision, wherein you set your price (not unrealistic but executable) for buying as well as selling. More sophisticated and experienced day traders may employ the use of options strategies to hedge their positions as well. Be Realistic About Profits A strategy doesn't need to win all the time to be profitable. Many traders only win 50% to 60% of their trades. The point is, they make more on their winners than they lose on their losers. Make sure the risk on each trade is limited to a specific percentage of the account, and that entry and exit methods are clearly defined and written down. Stay Cool There are times when the stock markets test your nerves. As a day trader, you need to learn to keep greed, hope, and fear at bay. Decisions should be governed by logic and not emotion. And Stick to the Plan Successful traders have to move fast, but they don't have to think fast. Why? Because they've developed a trading strategy in advance, along with the discipline to stick to that strategy. It i --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carterfarrpodcast/support

In this episode of Marathon Money, we analyze SGMS, KEYS, SQ, TDOC and more.

die original Shownotes findest Du unter http://tradingpodcast.net/40 In der heutigen Folge geht es um eine ganz berühmte Chart-Formation. Dreiecke. - was sind Dreiecke, was macht sie besonders? - was für Arten von Dreiecken gibt es? - wie kannst Du Dreiecke erkennen und im Chart einzeichnen? - welche Psychologie steckt hinter Dreiecken? - was für besondere Erkenntnisse hat Elliott-Wave über Dreiecke? - in welche Richtung bricht ein Dreieck aus? - wo setzen wir Stopp und Take Profit?

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die original Shownotes findest Du unter: http://tradingpodcast.net/28 Die Stoppsetzung nach Markttechnik ist ein mächtiges Werkzeug. Sie ermöglicht es deine Verluste zu begrenzen und gleichzeitig das Maximum an Gewinn aus deinem Trade zu sichern. Das Verständnis der Markttechnik hilft dir außerdem dabei den Chart viel besser zu lesen und den Grundaufbau des Handels zu verstehen. Ein Must-Know für jeden Trader.

With easing trade tensions between the US and China, risk appetite is coming back to the markets. Is this an opportunity to take profit or ride the momentum? MONEY FM 89.3's Ryan Huang chats with Vasu Menon, Senior Investment Strategist at OCBC Bank.

Dex and "V" discuss the recent event with the markets, how to leverage your investments during events like this and take what you can and give nothing back. "Take Profit". We are political scientists, editorial engineers, and radio show developers drawn together by a shared vision of bringing Alternative news through digital mediums that evangelize our civil liberties. Please subscribe for the latest shows daily! http://www.roguemoney.net https://www.facebook.com/ROGUEMONEY.NET/ https://twitter.com/theroguemoney

In this episode of Marathon Money, we talk about the Dow hitting 24k, the GOP tax plan, when to take profit in the market and why you should be buying stocks.

Key Points at a Glance Mike Michalowicz, Entrepreneur and Author, in conversation with Naren Arulrajah Writes books for small businesses Latest book is Profit First Learning from mistakes 83% of businesses run paycheck to paycheck Sales – profit= expenses Parkinson’s Law. Greater supply, greater consumption Once you possess something, you make more of an effort […] The post Take Profit First | Mike Michalowicz appeared first on Growing Dentist Podcast Show.

¡Muy buenos días a todos! Hoy vengo a hablaros de la madre del cordero. Estoy emocionado por fin de contaros los inicios del trading. No quería adelantarme a poder hacer este podcast sin pasar explicando donde se ubica la renta variable, qué es un intermediario financiero ni tampoco los diferentes mercados que hay. Ahora que todos lo sabemos podemos empezar con la operativa. Y es de eso precisamente, lo que vengo a hablar hoy. Bien, pues la operativa en el trading tiene muchos temas a tratar. Empezaremos por el principio y es lo que viene intrinseco a entrar y salir del mercado. Para poder entrar al mercado, tenemos dos tipos de entrada. Las entradas directa a mercado y las pendientes. Las entradas directas a mercados son dos muy básicas: – Compra o Buy en inglés. Este tipo de entrada se le llama largo. Es decir, cuando alguien te diga: “he entrado largo en el Ibex”, quiere decir que ha comprado un contrato o alguna acción del Ibex. Esta operación va directamente a mercado. Es decir, no se queda en ningún intermediario financiero, en ningún broker. Se opera a mercado y una vez lanzada, no se puede modificar. Solo puedes modificar una pequeña parte de esta orden como veremos ahora. Pero antes, tengo que definir la otra posible entrada a mercado. – Una venta, un Sell en inglés o también llamado en el argot financiero, un corto. De la misma manera que el largo, esta operación va a mercado. Bien, hemos llegado a uno de los puntos que para mucha gente, es crítico. Entender que es un corto. Presupongo que un largo, es decir, una compra, todo el mundo lo entiende: Compramos un activo financiero esperando a que suba para venderlo más caro y de la diferencia, obtener el beneficio. En el caso de la venta, lo que hacemos es vender el activo financiero, esperando a que baje, para que podamos comprar más abajo y obtener la diferencia. Os preguntareis: ¿Pero como voy a vender una cosa que no tengo? Os respondo con otra pregunta: ¿El Corte Inglés tiene en el almacén todas las neveras que venden? No. Ellos primero las venden y después las compran al proveedor. Pues lo mismo. Tu vendes el producto financiero esperando comprarlo luego. La diferencia es lo que tu te quedas como beneficio o pérdida. No hay más. Obviamente, en las dos operaciones, tanto en compra como en venta, tienen unos puntos de salida del mercado. Estos puntos son los llamados Beneficios y máxima aceptación de pérdidas. Para el beneficio, denominaremos Take Profit y para el punto de máxima pérdida, lo denominaremos Stop Loss. Estos dos puntos son precios específicos y cuando el precio cruza uno de estos dos puntos, la operación desaparece del broker para darte la contraposición. Es decir, tanto el beneficio en el caso de que traspase el Take profit, como cuando el precio traspasa el Stop Loss y nos da pérdidas en la operación. Estos dos precios el take profit y el stop loss van asociados a cada operación. Es decir, un largo puede tener un take profit y un stop loss. Digo puede porque no es obligatorio. El trader lo que puede hacer es poner si quiere un take profit, un stop loss o si quiere, ninguno de los dos. Por supuesto que yo recomiendo poner los dos, pero eso depende de la estrategia de cada uno. Ordenes pendientes: – Buy limit (a mercado) – Sell limit (a mercado) – Buy stop (en el broker) – Sell stop (en el broker) Quiero puntualizar una cosa importante a nivel operativo. Depende de qué operaciones se guardan en el broker y depende de qué operaciones se guardan en el mercado. Llamo mercado a los proveedores de liquidez, que son los que proveen de precios a los intermediarios financieros como son los brokers. Las operaciones que van a mercado son: – Buy – Sell – Buy Limit – Sell Limit Las operaciones que se quedan en el broker y que se ejecutan desde el servidor del broker son: – Take Profit – Stop Loss – Buy Stop – Sell Stop Qué diferencia hay entre que estén en el servidor del broker o estén en el servidor del proveedor de liquidez? Pues todo radica en la velocidad de ejecución de la orden, de que si falla el servidor del broker, la orden que tienen ellos guardada no se ejecuta. Y ¿cuando se ejecutan estas operaciones que tiene el broker guardadas? Pues se ejecutan cuando el precio cruza por esos precios. Lo que quiere decir es que cuando el precio cruza un Take profit, el broker lanza una petición al proveedor de liquidez para que este cierre la operación. De la misma manera que en el stop loss. En el caso que cruce un Buy Stop o Sell Stop, el broker lanza una operación a mercado (es decir, un Buy y un Sell respectivamente). En cambio, cuando colocamos una operación limit (tanto sea de compra como de venta), lo que hacemos es que esta operación pendiente esté en el servidor del proveedor de liquidez y por tanto, que no tenga que esperar a que el broker le ordene que la abra, que la cierre o que actúe sobre ella. Este tipo de operaciones descritas con anterioridad no hacen referencia a un mercado concreto. Se puede aplicar a los futuros, al CFD o al forex por ejemplo. No importa. Lo que si que importa es saber que en opciones se llaman CALL y PUT (como ya vimos en el podcast de Opciones). Hay algunos productos financieros que tenemos que tener en cuenta las acciones que hacemos. En el caso del Forex, podemos ir a largos y a cortos a la vez, es decir, que podemos comprar y vender a la vez. Cuando en un futuro hacemos un largo y por tanto, compramos un contrato, no podemos hacer un corto, es decir, una venta. En el caso que hagamos una venta, cerraremos el largo y es que no se pueden hacer cortos y largos a la vez en futuros. En el caso que queramos hacerlo por alguna estrategia concreta, podemos hacerlo en dos cuentas diferentes, en dos brokers diferentes o también, podemos hacerlo en otro producto financiero como opciones, CFDs o el que queramos. ¡Bien, pues hasta aquí el podcast de hoy! Mañana seguiré explicando la operativa del trading y más concretamente, las palabras que también usamos en el lenguaje del trader. Espero que os haya aclarado cada uno de los conceptos y no liado. En el caso que os haya liado, por favor, usad el formulario de contacto para poder preguntarme todas las dudas que tengáis. Y antes de despedirme, también recordaros que el mejor regalo de estas fiestas para mi es que podáis valorar con 5 estrellas en itunes y con me gustas en ivoox! ¡Muchas gracia a todos por estar aquí! ¡Hasta mañana! La entrada 19. Operativa de Trading I aparece primero en Ferran P..

¡Muy buenos días a todos! Hoy vengo a hablaros de la madre del cordero. Estoy emocionado por fin de contaros los inicios del trading. No quería adelantarme a poder hacer este podcast sin pasar explicando donde se ubica la renta variable, qué es un intermediario financiero ni tampoco los diferentes mercados que hay. Ahora que todos lo sabemos podemos empezar con la operativa. Y es de eso precisamente, lo que vengo a hablar hoy. Bien, pues la operativa en el trading tiene muchos temas a tratar. Empezaremos por el principio y es lo que viene intrinseco a entrar y salir del mercado. Para poder entrar al mercado, tenemos dos tipos de entrada. Las entradas directa a mercado y las pendientes. Las entradas directas a mercados son dos muy básicas: – Compra o Buy en inglés. Este tipo de entrada se le llama largo. Es decir, cuando alguien te diga: “he entrado largo en el Ibex”, quiere decir que ha comprado un contrato o alguna acción del Ibex. Esta operación va directamente a mercado. Es decir, no se queda en ningún intermediario financiero, en ningún broker. Se opera a mercado y una vez lanzada, no se puede modificar. Solo puedes modificar una pequeña parte de esta orden como veremos ahora. Pero antes, tengo que definir la otra posible entrada a mercado. – Una venta, un Sell en inglés o también llamado en el argot financiero, un corto. De la misma manera que el largo, esta operación va a mercado. Bien, hemos llegado a uno de los puntos que para mucha gente, es crítico. Entender que es un corto. Presupongo que un largo, es decir, una compra, todo el mundo lo entiende: Compramos un activo financiero esperando a que suba para venderlo más caro y de la diferencia, obtener el beneficio. En el caso de la venta, lo que hacemos es vender el activo financiero, esperando a que baje, para que podamos comprar más abajo y obtener la diferencia. Os preguntareis: ¿Pero como voy a vender una cosa que no tengo? Os respondo con otra pregunta: ¿El Corte Inglés tiene en el almacén todas las neveras que venden? No. Ellos primero las venden y después las compran al proveedor. Pues lo mismo. Tu vendes el producto financiero esperando comprarlo luego. La diferencia es lo que tu te quedas como beneficio o pérdida. No hay más. Obviamente, en las dos operaciones, tanto en compra como en venta, tienen unos puntos de salida del mercado. Estos puntos son los llamados Beneficios y máxima aceptación de pérdidas. Para el beneficio, denominaremos Take Profit y para el punto de máxima pérdida, lo denominaremos Stop Loss. Estos dos puntos son precios específicos y cuando el precio cruza uno de estos dos puntos, la operación desaparece del broker para darte la contraposición. Es decir, tanto el beneficio en el caso de que traspase el Take profit, como cuando el precio traspasa el Stop Loss y nos da pérdidas en la operación. Estos dos precios el take profit y el stop loss van asociados a cada operación. Es decir, un largo puede tener un take profit y un stop loss. Digo puede porque no es obligatorio. El trader lo que puede hacer es poner si quiere un take profit, un stop loss o si quiere, ninguno de los dos. Por supuesto que yo recomiendo poner los dos, pero eso depende de la estrategia de cada uno. Ordenes pendientes: – Buy limit (a mercado) – Sell limit (a mercado) – Buy stop (en el broker) – Sell stop (en el broker) Quiero puntualizar una cosa importante a nivel operativo. Depende de qué operaciones se guardan en el broker y depende de qué operaciones se guardan en el mercado. Llamo mercado a los proveedores de liquidez, que son los que proveen de precios a los intermediarios financieros como son los brokers. Las operaciones que van a mercado son: – Buy – Sell – Buy Limit – Sell Limit Las operaciones que se quedan en el broker y que se ejecutan desde el servidor del broker son: – Take Profit – Stop Loss – Buy Stop – Sell Stop Qué diferencia hay entre que estén en el servidor del broker o estén en el servidor del proveedor de liquidez? Pues todo radica en la velocidad de ejecución de la orden, de que si falla el servidor del broker, la orden que tienen ellos guardada no se ejecuta. Y ¿cuando se ejecutan estas operaciones que tiene el broker guardadas? Pues se ejecutan cuando el precio cruza por esos precios. Lo que quiere decir es que cuando el precio cruza un Take profit, el broker lanza una petición al proveedor de liquidez para que este cierre la operación. De la misma manera que en el stop loss. En el caso que cruce un Buy Stop o Sell Stop, el broker lanza una operación a mercado (es decir, un Buy y un Sell respectivamente). En cambio, cuando colocamos una operación limit (tanto sea de compra como de venta), lo que hacemos es que esta operación pendiente esté en el servidor del proveedor de liquidez y por tanto, que no tenga que esperar a que el broker le ordene que la abra, que la cierre o que actúe sobre ella. Este tipo de operaciones descritas con anterioridad no hacen referencia a un mercado concreto. Se puede aplicar a los futuros, al CFD o al forex por ejemplo. No importa. Lo que si que importa es saber que en opciones se llaman CALL y PUT (como ya vimos en el podcast de Opciones). Hay algunos productos financieros que tenemos que tener en cuenta las acciones que hacemos. En el caso del Forex, podemos ir a largos y a cortos a la vez, es decir, que podemos comprar y vender a la vez. Cuando en un futuro hacemos un largo y por tanto, compramos un contrato, no podemos hacer un corto, es decir, una venta. En el caso que hagamos una venta, cerraremos el largo y es que no se pueden hacer cortos y largos a la vez en futuros. En el caso que queramos hacerlo por alguna estrategia concreta, podemos hacerlo en dos cuentas diferentes, en dos brokers diferentes o también, podemos hacerlo en otro producto financiero como opciones, CFDs o el que queramos. ¡Bien, pues hasta aquí el podcast de hoy! Mañana seguiré explicando la operativa del trading y más concretamente, las palabras que también usamos en el lenguaje del trader. Espero que os haya aclarado cada uno de los conceptos y no liado. En el caso que os haya liado, por favor, usad el formulario de contacto para poder preguntarme todas las dudas que tengáis. Y antes de despedirme, también recordaros que el mejor regalo de estas fiestas para mi es que podáis valorar con 5 estrellas en itunes y con me gustas en ivoox! ¡Muchas gracia a todos por estar aquí! ¡Hasta mañana! La entrada 19. Operativa de Trading I aparece primero en Ferran P..

Show notes: https://52traders.com/anmol-singh/ VIP Series: https://52traders.com/tmm/ In the show Anmol reveals: His market open trading strategy Why he doesn't trade Tuesdays His simple formula for setting Take Profit and Stop Loss levels Why tracking your trades is so important 

Making Forex profits is essential to a Forex trader. Find out 2 ways you can determine where to take profits without looking at charts.

Welcome to episode 89 of the Forex Answers podcast. In today's episode, it comes down to where should your stop loss & take profit go for my trades. There's really only two ways to decide this and I share both in today's Forex podcast episode. Want a question answered on the show? Send them to questions@vintageducation.com Click here to Record your question   Enjoy the show... IN THIS Episode: The only two ways to really set your take profits or stop losses   How I feel you should set take profits and stops   What Sam Seiden says that I agree with when it comes to profit targets   How you can win one of our Forex products   How you can ensure you always get our podcast episodes   How you can use candles to help with picking these areas RESOURCES, LINKS & Tips MENTIONED IN THe episode: Product Giveaway - Register to win one of our products   Right Click here to download the episode. Show Review We would love you to leave a review (5* hopefully) because your support is really unmeasurable. Every positive review we receive, the more Forex traders we can reach. If you haven't already please leave a review and subscribe to the podcast. Click here to leave a review and subscribe to the podcast. Thanks again. The VintagEducation Team

Welcome to episode 37 of the Forex Answers podcast. If you are new to Forex trading, this is a great resource for you to start learning about Forex. Each episode is going to cover one brand new question. And our podcast is 7 days a week. We just want to take this time to thank you all for helping this show take off. And hopefully we can provide you with valuable content in each and every episode. In today's episode, we cover take profits, and we analyse whether they are a good tool to use for exiting positions.   Want a question answered on the show? Send them to questions@vintageducation.com Click here to Record your question   Enjoy the show... IN THIS Episode: A tool Forex traders can use to exit trades   What a take profit is   Why I say all traders should use take profits   Why take profits are better than closing out trades manually   How you can get a question on the show (we want your questions, please send them in)   What I've witnessed both personally and from others when deciding to exit trades manually   The one thing which would make not having a take profit a bit foolish   RESOURCES, LINKS & Tips MENTIONED IN THe episode: Email me personally now - Email me & I will personally respond, I want to talk about all things Forex   Attend our next Free Live Online Workshop - only 200 spots available   Right Click here to download the episode. Show Review We would love you to leave a review (5* hopefully) because your support is really unmeasurable. Every positive review we receive, the more Forex traders we can reach. If you haven't already please leave a review and subscribe to the podcast. Click here to leave a review and subscribe to the podcast. Thanks again. The VintagEducation Team