3 STEPS TO EASILY MAXIMISE YOUR

TRADES.

JAN 2020 // VER 3.0

INTRO
It's one of the most common problems beginners and amateurs
alike suffer from... Taking profit TOO early.

Profit is profit as they say, but to survive this game you must let the
market do the work for you.

In this brief guide we will highlight the exact skill needed to

separate you away from the beginners, the amateurs, the 95%
losers... and get you on the right path to long-term profits.

You're going to kick yourself if you don't already know this, and
you are going to kick yourself even harder if you know this and
ARE NOT IMPLEMENTING IT NOW...

THE PROBLEM
The problem is that you can enter trades but feel like you either
take profit way too early and you regret exiting... This is normal for
amateurs as they see the market continue.

Or you let the profit level or take profit order close you out.

Wait... Why is that a bad thing?

Because you have told the market when YOU want to exit. Instead,
you could let the market tell YOU when you should be taken out.

The difference here is that by simply letting the market dictate

when to exit, your profit potential is unlimited with zero extra effort
from you and your trading plan.

How many times have you exited a trade at a take profit level and
the market continued to rise higher and higher? I bet it happens a
lot... So let's lose this bad habit.
MINDSET CHANGE
It's no secret that your mindset plays a large part in trading. You need to
forget the information that profit targets are EXITs... Instead, you need to
see them as areas of the market that are an interest.

THE SIMPLE
SOLUTION
Ready to kick yourself?

The solution is to simply start using trailing stop losses, or manually move
your stop loss in the direction of the trade.

Now, this is nothing groundbreaking but the amount of amateurs who don't do
this is staggering, and they wonder why they can't make money.

Trust us.
BENJAMIN GRAHAM
"The essence of investment
management is the
management of risks, not
the management of
returns."
THE REAL PROBLEM:
SETTING A CEILING
Traders are too eager to take a profit and set an
imaginable ceiling that is in fact LIMITING their profit
potential.
It is shocking when we get emails and messages about how amateurs trade and then
blame a system, the timing or anything else they can lay the blame on.

They do all the effort and then they set a target to take profit from Mr. Market, it either
reaches this level or it doesn't. Simple.

Get out of this view.

You want to become a better trader? Want to do exactly what professionals do?

Then stop setting a ceiling on your trading and start letting your trades ride for as long
as possible.

Again, zero effort required yet you can reduce your risk by locking in profit and
potentially double, triple or even 10X your profits.
HOW IT WORKS
As professional traders, the idea isn't about how often we can
trade to generate a return.

The idea is to generate as much profit as possible from each

trade.

Imagine mining for gold, you know you'll find some and you say
you want to mine say 100,000 oz... However, you have no idea
how much gold deposit is below...

There could be 50,000oz or there could be 1,000,000,000oz.

We can bet you wouldn't walk away until that gold depository was
depleted, right?

That's the same with the markets... Why set a target when the
market can take your trade on for as long as possible.

Instead of setting a simple stop-loss level and a take profit level You
can either do this in two ways:

1) Automated - Some terminals offer automated trailing stop loss

which you pre-set the amount of pips the stop loss will move
towards the price to lock in profit as the trade continues.

2) Manual - This is where you set price alerts and manually move the
stop loss. This is beneficial as it gives you slightly more room to
work with the stop-loss and you can reevaluate the trade
every time.

The 3-Steps breakdown below:

Step 3: Modify &
Optimise Trailing Stop Loss as
your profits increase

Step 2: Set Trailing Stop Loss

Step 1: Place your trade

HOW TO CALCULATE
The first thing you must know before entering any trade is your risk size. Now you have two
options, either:

Move your stop loss the same risk size following the profit. E.g) Risking 10 pips and moving
the stop loss in 10 pip increments. This way you keep the same risk as you lock in-profit,
making the first incremental at your breakeven point/trade entry level.

Or

You can set your standard risk parameter, but instead of moving the stop loss in the same
risk increments, you can decrease the risk straight away and choose a different amount of
pips to lock in.

Example) your normal stop loss is 50 pips, but once the market has moved in your favour
you want to trail the market by 25 pips, which is a 50% reduction in risk.

PRO TIP
To determine how much the price may go up or down in the timeframe you trade in
can be achieved by the Average True Range indicator. You can use this figure to
determine an appropriate trailing stop loss.

RISKS
Of course the risks are that you may get stopped out too early.
The quick fix behind that is to increase the pip range if you feel comfortable in doing so.

Example, if you have a standard risk of 10 pips and you trail

the profitable trade by 5 pips - then you may want to increase it
to 7-10 pips.
EXAMPLE: TAKE PROFIT LEVEL
In this example, you can see the standard set up of
the candlestick trade and where you would have set
your take profit. You risk 10 pips and made 10 pips
profit.
EXAMPLE: TRAILING STOP LOSS
Same Trade. Same Effort.
Same Analysis. 500% More Return.
In this example you can see how easily this simple
technique can be applied and how powerful it can
be. By trailing the stop loss, this trade managed to
generate 500% more than the other example.
WHY DOES THIS
SEPARATES THE PROS
FROM THE AMATEURS?
It's a painfully simple technique, but amateurs just
want to get out of the trade ASAP and in profit. This
is the reason why they fail. Below are the key
reasons why this method is better:
Increases profits over time
Reduces risk
Same effort, more rewards
Don’t put a ceiling on their own research.
They don’t second guess the market.
Strike rate doesn’t have to be high. Can still be profitable at 10% accuracy.
OVER TO YOU...
Now it's your turn to go and give it a try.

Remember to be patient and follow the rules exactly

based on your trading style.

Don't be afraid if you get stopped out too early,

profit is profit.
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