Explanation: why the stop loss does not appear in analyses

The stop loss is a dynamic figure that every trader must calculate themselves according to their risk-reward ratio and trading style.

By the SpyStocks desk · 5y ago · 1 min read

Many people asked us where the "stop loss" in the analyses went -

So: after long consideration, we decided not to include a stop loss anymore because a stop loss is a dynamic figure.

Every trader calculates their risk-reward ratio differently,

and a stop loss is a dynamic figure that can change due to various updates and/or according to trading style.

The "stop loss" figure should be determined at your discretion according to your trading style and the risk-reward ratios you define for yourselves.

We remind you that we are available for you at our direct email -

theamericand5@gmail.com

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