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Bearish Sell Stop Order
US 100 Cash CFD
Short
Bearish Sell Stop Order
By VividFX
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Jan 31
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Jan 24
My trading plan does not allow me to buy into new highs.
However it's not safe or practical to aimlessly short the high.
A sell stop order is how I safely trade the highs.
I am Bearish to Neutral for now. Waiting for significant signs of bullish support.
Seasonally, the market is Bearish/ corrects on average going into February.
Jan 26
Trade active
Jan 26
Note
We are in profit here, almost a 1:1
Pocketing 25%.
Risk management is always Key in this volatile market.
Jan 26
Note
Back in profit here
We will be holding this over the weekend.
Once a 1:1 is hit we will adjust our risk.
Jan 30
Trade active
Stop above the previous high
Reactivating this trade
With proper risk management we will mitigate our risk intraday
Jan 30
Note
Overall risk is covered intraday
Let this trade ride and play out
No need to adjust the stop loss as it's virtually risk free
Jan 30
Note
This is the safest way I know to trade in this condition next to not trading at all
Jan 30
Note
Another 50 points acquired intraday.
Risk is virtually mitigated.
No need to move the stop loss Its still above the high
Target 17000
Jan 30
Note
We are in good profit here
Take 25% off the trade
No need to move the stop loss here
Jan 30
Note
Another amazing push down
Stops at break even
Remove 25%
Jan 31
Note
up 200+ points on short setup. take 25% off stop moved 20 points into profit.
#BearishSwing
Jan 31
Note
Fully taking profits here
Great job 👏👏👏
Risk management is everything.
Thanks for following along with the trade idea.
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NASDAQ 100 CFD
Seasonality
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Trend Analysis
Volatility
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