The stock stop loss setting method is as follows:
- Balance point stop loss method
The original stop-loss level is set up after the position is opened, and the original stop-loss level can be set at a distance of 5%-8% from the opening price. When the stock price rises after buying, the stop loss will be moved to the opening price, which is your break-even point, that is, the stop-loss position of the balance point. In this way, investors can effectively establish a “zero risk” system, which can cash out part or all of the profits at any time.
- Time stop loss method
Time stop-loss is a stop-loss technique designed according to the trading cycle. For example, if the trading cycle of a certain stock is expected to be 5 days, and the buying price hovers for more than 5 days after the purchase, then the position should be resolutely sold the next day. . Judging from the time stop loss, the price may not have reached the stop loss position, but the holding time has crossed the time limit.
- Technical stop loss method
Set stop-loss orders at key technical levels to avoid further losses. There is no set pattern for the technical stop-loss method. Generally speaking, using the technical stop-loss method is nothing more than betting on a large profit with a small loss.
Its main indicators are: the important moving average is broken; the tangent of the trend line is broken; the neckline of head patterns such as head and shoulders , double top or arc top is broken; the lower rail of the ascending channel is broken Broken; the vicinity of the gap is broken.