ofcourse its safe. u jst never wich move would achieve all targets...but wt i personally do is stop trading for the day if 2 stop losses are consecutively hit. i then wait for at least 1 target to be achieved on any side. once this condition is fulfilled i resume my trading because the range set by nifty has been broken and hence a direction has been found.
ofcourse its safe. u jst never wich move would achieve all targets...but wt i personally do is stop trading for the day if 2 stop losses are consecutively hit. i then wait for at least 1 target to be achieved on any side. once this condition is fulfilled i resume my trading because the range set by nifty has been broken and hence a direction has been found.
ofcourse its safe. u jst never wich move would achieve all targets...but wt i personally do is stop trading for the day if 2 stop losses are consecutively hit. i then wait for at least 1 target to be achieved on any side. once this condition is fulfilled i resume my trading because the range set by nifty has been broken and hence a direction has been found.
I guess Fofi was asking abt the trading on the expiry day, whether its safe or not?
Also on expiry day whether to trade on the expiry contract (current one), or the next contract?
i think in this method too much whip saw happening with the present stop loss.
I feel as architarora suggested, if we lose one trade we should be careful not to jump immediately onto the next trade, unless it is confirmed by reaching the first target. but then the number of trades will be reduced , but losses will be less.