the best idea is to expect whatever you buy to go to 0 as soon as you buy it. especially shorted dated exp. with that mentality of "this is how much I will lose" you must fit that into your risk reward plan. from there you can buy only what you are willing to lose on a single trade, and THEN set your profit targets.
stopping out on options like you said, you miss the potential move just because the underlying moved against you for a brief moment.
stopping out on options like you said, you miss the potential move just because the underlying moved against you for a brief moment.
@103873966:Could I ask if anyone has advice on setting stop loss for options? From my exp trading options I feel a little apprehensive setting stop loss because it fluctuates so much, concerned that it’ll hit the stop loss before it swings in the direction I want.
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i started investing right at the 2020 pandemic. what a whirlwind. it seemed like you could throw money at the wall and it would make more money. but then the downturn hit. no longer could you just hodl, but you had to look for opportunities in top names. looking for companies that produce actual products, make actual profits, and arent loaded in debt. the downturn made me look deeper into a companies profile rather than just the ticker price or can...
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