Stop Loss vs Stop Limit: Understanding Order Types
A stop order guarantees an exit but not the price. A stop-limit controls the price but may not fill. See the difference on a chart with real numbers, and learn the four pending orders.
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A stop order guarantees an exit but not the price. A stop-limit controls the price but may not fill. See the difference on a chart with real numbers, and learn the four pending orders.
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A stop loss limits the loss and a take profit locks in the gain. Learn the methods for placing both, how to use two targets and why stops that are too tight or too wide hurt.
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Revenge trading means opening trades to win back a loss, not because a setup appeared. Learn how the loop works, why the maths works against you and six rules to stop it.
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Overtrading means taking too many trades, often out of boredom or emotion. Learn the six signs, see how spread costs add up and build a simple plan with limits.
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Every trade needs three prices before you click: an entry, a stop and a target. See how to find them from support, resistance and candle signals, with long and short examples.
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Top-down analysis moves from the big picture to the entry in order. Learn what each timeframe is for, how many you really need, and how to follow one idea from Daily to M15.
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Most beginner losses come from habits, not from the market. See the eight most common forex mistakes, the maths of why over-risking hurts, and a chart that shows chasing vs waiting.
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A break-even stop removes the risk of a loss once a trade is in profit, and a trailing stop follows price to lock in gains. Learn how each works, the trade-offs and a step-by-step example.
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The risk-to-reward ratio compares what you risk with what you aim to gain. Learn the formula, the break-even win rate for each ratio and a 1:2 trade example.
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Risk-to-reward compares what you risk with what you can make. See the formula, the win rate you need at each ratio, how expectancy works, and how to turn it into a lot size.
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Position sizing decides how much you lose when a stop is hit. Learn the four-step formula, see how lot size changes with risk percentage and why fixed risk beats a fixed lot.
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Position size is how many lots you trade, and it should come from your stop distance and risk, not from a guess. Learn the four-step formula with worked EUR/USD and USD/JPY examples.
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