orden de signo contrario
| 13:08 Jan 30, 2001 |
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| na +1 | opposite trade |
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| na | stop loss |
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stop loss Explanation: Found this: TraderSystem ... pérdidas, según se abre una posición se coloca un stop loss (una orden de signo contrario, que se ejecuta automáticamente si el futuro alcanza el precio al ... www.tradersystem.com/futuros/operativa1.htm Google search |
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opposite trade Explanation: Hi Keith, Just a comment on the stop loss answer. One does not necessarily place an order in the market to stop a loss, one may simply place it to offset a trade. In futures markets, you need to place the trade opposite to the one you originally entered the market with (whether you want to take profits or stop a loss)that is, if you originally buy, you offset with a selling trade. I'd use "opposite trade" when it is not clear the order is dealing with stopping losses. Also, when you know exactly how much you're willing to lose in a trade, when you enter the market, you simultaneously place the exiting trade, and that would be a stop-loss order. Good luck, Claudia experience as broker |
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