How to set stop loss and take profit in futures? Everyone has different ideas and pursuits, so there is no standard answer to this question. So today, Bian Xiao is here to sort out how to set futures stop loss. Let's have a look!
How to set stop loss and take profit in futures?
Moving average stop loss method: the most commonly used stop loss method for retail investors is to stop loss by moving average. This is very simple. Take the breakthrough of a moving average as the opening point, and the breakthrough of a moving average as the stop point.
Fixed stop-loss stop-loss method: This fixed stop-loss and profit-taking method can also be operated in conjunction with the moving average system. Generally, the fixed stop loss and profit-taking position should be set reasonably. For example, yesterday's opening price, yesterday's closing price, today's opening price, today's highest price, today's lowest price, or the previous highest price and lowest price. Can be used as a reference position for stop loss and take profit.
Time stop loss method: this method mainly depends on luck, good luck or profit, and bad luck is the object of stop loss. Simply analyze the disk and decide whether it is empty or not. After entering the market for 5 minutes or a few minutes, whether it is profit or loss, the position will be closed immediately. This kind of operation is mainly based on ultra-short-term operation, but it still requires a higher sense of the spot. After all, if you have a strong sense of the disk, you will have a great chance to profit from entering the market. This method is just a way to control your inner rhythm over time.
Stop loss point and take profit point of stock
Investors set a profit-taking point in order to maintain profits. After the stock continues to rise, more and more profits will be made in our accounts, and the greed of human nature will be infinitely magnified. We may have changed from the initial few percent to dozens of percent, that is to say, we just wanted to make a little money at first, and the bigger the stock rose, the more ideas we had.
I believe that as long as it is right to make money and sell, ordinary investors can set the profit-taking point as a specific price or percentage, and lighten their positions or sell them all at the psychological price, which are all better profit-taking methods.
Investors set stop loss points in order to protect capital. In the stock market, when the stock in your hand loses money, you must consider whether to stop the loss or increase the position. If you add positions, you may face more losses, or you may turn red after the market oversold and rebounded. Stop loss is to cut off the loss and start over.
Stop loss is like a gecko cutting its tail. At an appropriate time, you only need to choose to survive and flee, so as to avoid the loss that will cause the principal to shrink sharply. If the stock market wants to make a comeback, it must keep its principal.
What is the annualized rate of return of take profit?
The idea of taking profit and stopping loss is centered on a "stop". Thought determines action, and the methods of stock trading are fundamentally different. The key to profit is to find good opportunities. When an opportunity arises, seize it at the first time. If you miss it, let it miss it (the key to whether you can renew it). Find another opportunity. Seize the opportunity. When the opportunity has the signal of transformation, let it go the first time.
What does the annualized rate of return of take profit mean? In other words, when an asset reaches a predetermined annualized rate of return, it will take profits and be redeemed. The annualized interest rate at this time is the annualized rate of return of take profit. The annualized rate of return is only calculated by converting the current rate of return (daily rate of return, weekly rate of return, monthly rate of return) into annual rate of return, which is a theoretical rate of return, not a real rate of return. For example, the daily interest rate is 1/10000, and the annualized rate of return is 3.65_ (an average of 365 days a year).