First, break-even stop loss method: This is the simplest moving stop loss method. When the price moves quickly in favor of the trader after entering the market, the initial stop loss position will be adjusted immediately and the stop loss position will move up to the breakeven point. Remember that this includes two-way transaction costs. This method is very suitable for short-term operation.

Second, the fixed-distance stop-loss method: the fixed-distance adjustment is to increase the stop-loss position after obtaining a certain profit. For example, for every 5% profit, the stop loss will be moved up by 3% to lock in some profits.

Third, the moving average stop loss method: this method uses the moving average as the stop loss point. Short-term, medium-term and long-term traders can choose the moving average of the corresponding period as the stop loss point, and short-term traders can break the 5-day or 10 moving average. In addition, the stop loss effect of EMA and SMA EMA is generally better than that of MA. The MACD red column starts to fall, which can also be used as a good stop loss point. It is worth noting that the stop loss point should not be directly set on the moving average, but should be set at a level slightly deviating from the moving average, so as to leave room for the correction of the moving average.

4. Bollinger Band Stop Loss Method: In the upward trend, the central axis of Bollinger Band can be used as a stop loss point, or the narrowing of Bollinger Band can be used as a stop loss point.

5. Parabolic stop loss method: In the upward trend, especially when the varieties with a certain cumulative increase enter the final crazy acceleration, parabolic SAR index is an important stop loss index.

Mobile stop loss strategy based on ATR index: ATR index (average real volatility) can effectively help traders predict the possible fluctuation range of future prices, which is very helpful for setting stop loss or take profit targets.

The logic of setting a moving stop loss with ATR index is simple. First, choose a reasonable starting price, and then add a certain multiple of ATR every day to get a moving stop loss point. The stop loss point obtained by this method can not only move up with the increase of time, but also adapt to the increase and decrease of market fluctuation.

There are two kinds of mobile stop-loss strategies based on ATR index: one is "chandelier stop-loss method"; It is the YOYO stop loss method. These two strategies can be simply understood as "moving stop price = price -N*ATR" to obtain the moving stop position. The former is to select the highest price (highest closing price) after admission to calculate the moving stop loss point, while the latter is to select the closing price of the previous trading day to calculate. N in the formula generally takes 2 or 3.