Best Practice Stop Loss Strategies | Part 1: Intelligent Trade Stop Loss Values

[@eTaupe]

Thanks for all your precious videos

[@jocollo979]

Enjoying a lot with these mini series of stop loss setting. I was very interested in knowing more about it. Thanks a bunch. :D

[@seanjohnson7145]

Thanks Martyn! very helpful, looking forward to the next videos

[@leonjbr]

Very good video Martyn. Everything you say makes a lot of sense, something that is not easy to find in other people's trading videos.

[@diegovillalobos8609]

Thanks Darwinex!

[@mohamadalikolahdouzmohamad5877]

Although I also believe that SLs like behind the last pullback or important levels are more logical and better but in many times this approach results in a very huge stop losses and the RR ratio decreases consequently. therefore we need higher win rate for strategy which is not easy to achieve. I would be thankful if you share your insights about this matter.

[@Samuel-ux8jd]

Hi Martyn, sorry to post some question unrelated to video here thanks for share the concept for WFA on previous episode i have two questions as below: In previous video, you using ten years data for WFA analysis. 1) how many years should i use to develop a strategy? same as the period used by WFA, ten years? 2) if it's the case, is the WFA still a good method to check robustness of parameter values? (just like we knew the answer before the exam)

[@eliremy6979]

I believed he went through this in his Backtesting and Optimization Playlist so from memory i believe its based on the sample size i think he mentioned minimum 2500 trades but the higher sample size , the better the statistical significance. You should check out the playlist once more its gold

[@OneCreator87]

Or just don't put a fixed SL and use a technical (market) exit and reasonable lot sizing instead. A stop loss won't save you in a crash anyways.