Quote from: tvplus006 on October 26, 2024, 10:42:40 PM

Quote from: alastantiger on October 26, 2024, 09:49:37 PM

...As you short the market, you have to be extremely alert incase there's a sudden movement by the market that'll make you to lose too much. When you see anything like that then you need to stop your trade and cut your losses short because if you leave the trade there, you might end up losing more than you expected. ..

Such an "unexpected" movement should not be a problem for a trader if he adheres to risk management. The easiest way to avoid liquidation is to set a stop loss. Setting a stop loss should be as mandatory as setting a take profit.

The silly thing is when a trader cannot count how much they have to take profit and stop loss, they want to do risk management but they don't know how to calculate correctly, I [thought for some novice traders and medium traders often occur, and this Not only in short selling, taking a long position is the same, so if there is something that must be given more in -depth in managing risk.

I think the interesting question is, how to indicate a decline, so short selling will get profit? Do you have a reference other than talking about technical chart method friends?