Following the Trend with ENAGAS

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Hello traders! Today I would like to share with you a trade that I am about to embark on. As part of my investment approach, I have decided to risk 1% of my portfolio on an opportunity I have identified in ENAGAS, a stock that shows signs of reversal for a possible longer-term uptrend.

Approaching the Weekly Close

Just minutes before this week's close, I am planning to enter a position in ENAGAS. I am watching to buy as close as possible to the close of this weekly candlestick.

Risk Management and Stop Loss

For this trade, I am setting my stop loss at 13.095. This level was carefully chosen because it represents the first sign that the possible longer-term uptrend may not materialize. As a follower of the trend-following philosophy, my strategy is to cut losses quickly and allow profits to develop over time.

No Defined Targets: Trend-Following Philosophy

It is important to note that, following the trend-following philosophy, I have chosen not to set specific targets for this trade. The strategy is to allow the trend to develop and adjust the position as necessary, focusing on capturing the most significant price movements.

Disclaimer: Everyone's Own Analysis and Regular Updates

It's important to acknowledge that I could be wrong in my analysis and trading decisions. I encourage everyone to conduct their own analysis and exercise caution when making investment decisions. I will continue to provide updates on all movements I make in this trade, allowing for transparency and learning from both successes and failures.
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Hello traders! Last week I bought ENG shares at 13.870. Just 1% of my capital is at risk. Let's see.
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Hello Traders! I've set the stop loss at 13.32 now. Let's see where this trend goes.
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Hello traders! New stop loss at 13.62!
Trade closed: stop reached
Bought ENG at 13.87, and last week, the stop loss was triggered at 13.62.
The idea was to follow the potential uptrend by placing the stop loss at the first sign of behavioral change (breaking the previous low).
I could have managed the trade differently to secure a profit, but I choose to keep it simple, and this was the result. What do you think? How would you have managed this trade?
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