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This is one of the best explanations I’ve ever seen on TH-cam for trailing stops. Thank you 🙏

This was excellent, especially the percentage discussion and analysis. Excellent !

Liked because Douglas Adams.

How do you set your stop so you can sit there watching and follow it up and down without having to change stop your order? I've seen people follow their stop up and down but they didn't show how to set it. Do you have to uncheck the box that makes you confirm a new order?

I want to practice tiering trailing stops with oCO.. and tp.

Me watching this after I have used a 10% trailing stop loss on nearly all my stocks😢

I don't understand how these returns are calculated. You say the 35% trailing stop was the best for large cap. Is that simply because you're more likely holding the stock for a the 10 year duration vs. a 10% trailing stop? Are you not re-investing after the 10% trailing stop hits? That would make sense why 10% underperforms since you're just simply invested for a way shorter amount of time.

Thanks man!

Great info. This video is from 3 years ago. Is there a way to check for updates in the percentages? The ones in this video are based on the averages from the 10 years previous to the video. Where is a good place to look up these averages?

wow! I was surprised to see that they losses are that high ??30%..

thanks man

Do you set the trailing stop right at the beginning or do you wait for the contract to get to a certain percent profit?

Yup, you’re right Matthew! When done with a structured approach there are so many great advantages that come from trading I know for a fact.

What about on options?

This was very helpful! Especially the research for the best % for large, medium, and small cap stocks. Is it possible for you to determine the best percentages for SPY and QQQ? That would be an awesome video!!

Great video, damn I just learned something today, thanks Matthew

thank you !! the best I have seen so far. thank you question is trailing stop loss better or or say 8-10% our of the money married put ?? thank you

What percentage would you recommend for AMC?

One normal video in a sea of crypto nonsense 😊

Hi. What about the Fibonacci Golden Ratio, 61.8% (38.2% in relation to your examples of 35, 30, 25% etc.)? For example, I have decided that a company is a good investment, I do not want to check their market cap/it is in a smaller country... Thank you.

How about for Tesla stocks, what should be the ideal % for the trailing stop ?

What about for crypto on binance exchange ?

Ugh

25% Stop loss?? Yeah, let me go ahead and take a $50,000 hit on my account. 😂 That's insane.

Only thing it don’t work pre and post market .

what would be the simulations ressults if we replace the fiix percentages with the VWAP?

Just subd thank you

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Good analysis!

Nice nickel price projection.

Lot to process...then I noticed the date of upload.🤔😎

Great video. Very silly and annoying sound effects. But really great content. Thank you

Legends are watching it after it soars more than 💯%.

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Companies like impossible and beyond meat are fads and will not be around long-term

Going buy the dips for sure

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In addition to gold and other precious metals, I also heard people gravitate toward real estate. Is this true?

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Thank you for a great year again Matthew. Looking forward to a prosperous 2022.

I will never watch videos of old men talking - I read much faster

Where is the transcript

Or you can 10 minus 25percent.

Thank you

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Good morning - we shouldn't care - we don't have control but listen to OC adjust accordingly. Buy the dip. Thank you for sharing!

Thanks for explaining this. You didn't speak to quickly, like many educators online, and you gave very clear examples.

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For large cap, wouldn't a 25%-30% trailing stop be a bit much, like your not really mitigating much loss there. Also I think you should backtest based on the volatility of the stock. For example, although WMT and Tesla are both Large cap, Tesla is much volatile and a 10% trailing stop would be more likely to get hit then WMT. Simulation should not be based on market cap alone.

Do you recommend setting trailing stops with your broker? I have been advised NOT to do this as market makers can see your orders and clean you out if the circumstances present themselves.