Comments on: Using Stop Loss Orders to Reduce Risk http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/04/30/using-stop-loss-orders-to-reduce-risk/ A stock trader's blog Sun, 01 Aug 2010 07:39:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: Trading Winner » Trading Strategy: Creating a Stock Trading Plan http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/04/30/using-stop-loss-orders-to-reduce-risk/#comment-568 Wed, 20 Sep 2006 00:51:46 +0000 http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/04/30/using-stop-loss-orders-to-reduce-risk/#comment-568 [...] Use Stop-Loss Orders to reduce risk by automatically selling at a pre-determined lowest price. Read more about stop loss orders: Using Stop Loss Orders to Reduce Risk [...] […] Use Stop-Loss Orders to reduce risk by automatically selling at a pre-determined lowest price. Read more about stop loss orders: Using Stop Loss Orders to Reduce Risk […]

]]> by: PW http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/04/30/using-stop-loss-orders-to-reduce-risk/#comment-45 Thu, 04 May 2006 15:36:38 +0000 http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/04/30/using-stop-loss-orders-to-reduce-risk/#comment-45 Hello, thank you very much for your reply! (^_^ = me ) Hello, thank you very much for your reply! (^_^ = me )

]]> by: enhanced http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/04/30/using-stop-loss-orders-to-reduce-risk/#comment-44 Thu, 04 May 2006 09:39:55 +0000 http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/04/30/using-stop-loss-orders-to-reduce-risk/#comment-44 Hi ^_^, I have written an article you have asked for about how I got started in stock market trading: http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/05/04/how-i-started-trading-part-1/ I hope you enjoy it. :) Best Regards, Nick Hi ^_^,

I have written an article you have asked for about how I got started in stock market trading:

http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/05/04/how-i-started-trading-part-1/

I hope you enjoy it. :)

Best Regards,
Nick

]]> by: enhanced http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/04/30/using-stop-loss-orders-to-reduce-risk/#comment-41 Thu, 04 May 2006 08:26:57 +0000 http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/04/30/using-stop-loss-orders-to-reduce-risk/#comment-41 Hi ^_^, Thanks for the support and kinds words! :) Learning the stock market, trading, and investing is not necessarily an easy thing to do. I have dedicated a lot of time studying, learning, and applying my knowledge to my investments. If you want to become a successful trader, you must also dedicated a lot of time and energy into studying the market and learning everything you possibly can. Research and knowledge is crucial to making profitable trading decisions. Traders and investors call this "Due Diligence". That being said, there is no method I would rely on for making "quick" cash. If someone tries to sell you a trading strategy to quickly make cash, they are scamming you. As always, some trades will make you some quick money - perhaps you buy some stock, for example XYZ (not a real stock ticker), and the next day it goes up 5% or 10% or even 20%. This is "quick" money, but you cannot count on making this kind of quick money on a regular basis. There are many things you can do to strongly build up your money, but honestly they're not going to "quickly" build up your stock portfolio and cash flow. I'll definitely start writing some articles about how I have learned different aspects of trading, including my major problems or obstacles I have encountered. I also have some new features and services I am planning to introduce soon (I'm still working on them), which I feel can benefit all traders and investors - from beginners just starting out, to daytraders who trade full time and make their living from the stock market. By the way, I have a blog dedicated to investing, called Investing Winner. Check it out at http://www.investingwinner.com and keep in mind that trading and investing are two very different games, sort of in the same way that Texas Hold 'Em and Seven Card Stud are very different. Investing uses different fundamental ideas and strategies for profiting than trading does. I recommend becoming versatile in both as a way to maximize your potential for success. Are there any specific topics you would like to discuss? Let me know! :) Best Regards, Nick Hi ^_^,

Thanks for the support and kinds words! :)

Learning the stock market, trading, and investing is not necessarily an easy thing to do. I have dedicated a lot of time studying, learning, and applying my knowledge to my investments. If you want to become a successful trader, you must also dedicated a lot of time and energy into studying the market and learning everything you possibly can. Research and knowledge is crucial to making profitable trading decisions. Traders and investors call this “Due Diligence”.

That being said, there is no method I would rely on for making “quick” cash. If someone tries to sell you a trading strategy to quickly make cash, they are scamming you.

As always, some trades will make you some quick money - perhaps you buy some stock, for example XYZ (not a real stock ticker), and the next day it goes up 5% or 10% or even 20%. This is “quick” money, but you cannot count on making this kind of quick money on a regular basis. There are many things you can do to strongly build up your money, but honestly they’re not going to “quickly” build up your stock portfolio and cash flow.

I’ll definitely start writing some articles about how I have learned different aspects of trading, including my major problems or obstacles I have encountered.

I also have some new features and services I am planning to introduce soon (I’m still working on them), which I feel can benefit all traders and investors - from beginners just starting out, to daytraders who trade full time and make their living from the stock market.

By the way, I have a blog dedicated to investing, called Investing Winner. Check it out at http://www.investingwinner.com and keep in mind that trading and investing are two very different games, sort of in the same way that Texas Hold ‘Em and Seven Card Stud are very different. Investing uses different fundamental ideas and strategies for profiting than trading does. I recommend becoming versatile in both as a way to maximize your potential for success.

Are there any specific topics you would like to discuss? Let me know! :)

Best Regards,
Nick

]]> by: ^_^ http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/04/30/using-stop-loss-orders-to-reduce-risk/#comment-40 Wed, 03 May 2006 19:21:13 +0000 http://www.tradingwinner.com/archive/2006/04/30/using-stop-loss-orders-to-reduce-risk/#comment-40 I'm learning a lot from you~ Could you please guide me(beginner in trading) so that I can quickly and strongly build up my investment skills? The article about what tools you use was extremely helpful. Maybe you could talk about how you learned about stocks. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!! I’m learning a lot from you~
Could you please guide me(beginner in trading)
so that I can quickly and strongly build up my investment skills?
The article about what tools you use was extremely helpful.
Maybe you could talk about how you learned about stocks.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!

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