​A key step on the road to profit: mastering the five major trading exit skills

Recently, the short bull market after the stock market has become the focus of attention. Some people have gained a lot, while others have lost a lot because of this. The timing was not right, but they were cut into pieces. The market fluctuations are the norm, but many people will still be caught. Watching the recent situation, I suddenly realized that leaving the market at the right time may be a key step to ensure profits and avoid losses. So, in the unpredictable market, what practical skills can help us determine the best time to leave?

Large level reversal k-line pattern appears

After entering the small level within the day, select a k-line pattern with a reversal across the cycle to appear. For example, after entering the market in 15 minutes within the day, after making a profit in the position, a reversal k-line pattern appears at the 1-hour chart level, and the position closes and exits.

Note:

• The operation is difficult to execute. For example, when appearing at the hourly chart level, when changing the k-lines every hour, just observe the k-line pattern, and the operation is difficult to execute.

• A portion of the profit will be given up when appearing.

Fixed profit-loss ratio

After the order enters the market, set a stop-profit space of twice (2:1) or three times (3:1) according to the stop-loss space, as the target position for the exit. Give an exampleSub, assuming that the stop loss space is 10 points, the profit order is at the 20 points or 30 points.

Note:

• This is the most energy-saving way to play intraday. Open a position, stop loss and stop profit, and let the market run by itself.

• If the market is relatively small on that day and does not reach the target position of profit within the day, you can set a stop loss and take profit, and let the order overnight without data.

• The space for intraday fluctuations is limited, so don’t set a too high profit-loss ratio, otherwise it will be difficult to stop profit.

Follow the trend line to break in reverse

After the day trading order enters the market, the market forms a high or low point for retracement, connecting the high and low points to form an upward or downward trend line, and the market reverse breakdown trend is used as the exit point.

Note:

• The k-line closes and breaks through the trend line as the basis.

• During the execution process, the trend line needs to follow the trend and make the market closer to the trend.

Subtract positions in batches

After the intraday order enters the market and makes a profit, the position will be closed in batches and exits. After partial closing, locking in part of the profit is helpful to the trader’s mentality and is more conducive to the execution of the trade.

Note:

• It is more reasonable to close positions with two or three times intraday trading.

Important support and pressure at the 1 or 4 hour level

After the day trading order enters the market, select the 1 hour level above or below the opening price, or the important support pressure position at the 4 hour levelfield.

Note:

• Don’t choose support and pressure positions that are too large, or support and pressure positions that exceed the intraday amplitude space, as it is difficult to reach within the day.

• It is best to find the position before the order enters the market. The order enters the market and stop loss and take profit, and do not make temporary adjustments.

• Trades should only be traded if the profit or loss ratio reaches at least 1:1.

The market is changing, just like the prosperous uncle said, “The weather will not continue to be better, and people will not always be at the upper hand.” In addition to seizing opportunities, trading requires the ability to judge the ability to exit in a timely manner. In this way, even if we cannot always be at the upper hand, we can also protect our funds and avoid losses when the market changes.