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It is a tough balance I agree.
However I've noticed over the years that the more stock I hold
in a portfolio and the longer I hold them the smoother the equity
curve and the less Profit I make.
Shorter term
More profit and I've now flattened the curve and increased profit by
(1) Ratchetting stops. Regardless of direction the trade takes off in
(2) Adding to positions when a pattern or level is taken out.
(3) Ratchetting a trailing stop when multiple positions are on a single trade
(4) Trade a max of 5 Stocks.
(5) Ruthless trailing stops after 3 pyramids in a stock (BUB trade and example).
(6) If a trade is 1R in profit never take a loss stop at B/E
(7) All pyramid trades have the same trailing stop loss.
Wow! I am not going to be that aggressive tech/a, but there is a lot of good points to take note from and I will consider a bit more aggressive style to protect my positions going forward... even though I am aiming for a longer term hold.