My Intro Along with A Query :)

#1

Hi Everybody..
Me Venky here.

Its nice to be being a part of this community and you guys.

I entered into trading some five years back but then I used to just buy and hold stocks. and then last year market collapsed .. i came out when the market was at 16,000.

But recently 3 months back i reenterd market and started using Reliance money for trading... and tried Derivatives ... but found that its too hot to touch... lost money in it...

anyway im studying it and optimistic in trading.

Guys I have question here that is there an option called "Time stoploss" which will trigger at particular time at market rate irrespective of loss or profit?

pls reply me
Regards
venky
 
#2
dear venky,

as far as I know thereis no such option available.

I have few suggestions for you.

1. Trading is all about gaining or losing money. why do you wish to act through an indirect entity such as time.

If you are very perticular about time you can select your desired time for making the trade. As is normally observed, there are wild swings during major part of the day but after 2:30 pm the things more or less get settled and then you can enter yor trade.
of course some times you may miss big gains.

have a profitable trade.............

aaabhinav
 
#3
hi everybody.
i am in the market for the past few years.now a days i am studying technical analysis quiet seriously and is here for learning more.
i have a qustion....
what indicators are used for Day Trading?
 

AW10

Well-Known Member
#4
Guys I have question here that is there an option called "Time stoploss" which will trigger at particular time at market rate irrespective of loss or profit?
If one wants to use the concept of Time based Stoploss in their trading, it can be implemented with exit rules.
eg - after an entry, if price does not move in your favour in next x bars, then get out on x+1st Bar.

Time Stoploss is not very popular among trader and they prefer to wait for their price stop to hit. That is because most of them trade price or indicators based on price.
But if one trades time cycle, reversal days, market seasonality etc then time based stops are helpful.

Many option traders use time based stop to protect themselve against time decay. It can also be of use in anticipatory strategies where one is taking a trade in
anticipation of reversal / breakout / end of trend but if that doesn't happen in few bars then probably the anticipation is wrong.

As far as implementation is concerned, I don't think any Indian broker has such an advance order placement system. In other programmable trading platform, this can
easily be programmed. Some leading global brokers do have this option as an order type.

In absence of that, you will have to implement this manually i.e. a) define your time stop bar /trade review date ..b) wait for that bar to develop or date to arrive and c) place order after that.

Hope this helps.

Happy Trading
 

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