Friends, now I’m going to try to explain to you, with an example, how important STOP is. No matter how much we explain, the investor does what they know and ends up suffering serious losses. EXAMPLE: In this trade, the max pump from the bottom was showing 0.069 0.071. 0.069 is an ideal stop ratio, but the investor either didn’t use a stop or opened a LONG between 0.080 and 0.083—and you can check the AIN time frame. Look: in 0.085 seconds, it dropped even without giving permission down to the minute—first to 0.057, then to 0.048. So what I mean is: if you didn’t use a stop and you didn’t have a sell order at 0.083, then for a long time—maybe a month or a year—you could be stuck in the trade. That’s why when we open trades above the points we call STOP, you will be in a loss. These little tricks are important to pay attention to. At the 0.085 area, it’s already too late—good luck on the site 👎 NOTE: The translation may result in incorrect sentences due to language conversion. I SAY
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