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Anyone considering putting a stop loss on? I was thinking of putting one for 11 for half of my hold. That way I'd be protected in case I'm not in when something dramatic happens and still come out with some profit and that'll give me time to analyse the situ and consider my options. I never had a stop loss on my stocks. So inside about pros and cons would be appreciated, thanks.
Mouse - sometimes MM hunt stop losses so don’t put it too close to the SP. look at the SP movements and put it below the lows.
Also, If there is a gap down in shares, a stop loss won’t help you.
However, if there is a gradual decrease in SP and there’s enough liquidity, then the Stop loss will trigger.
It basically allows you to trade quicker against your pre conceived plans (not having to faff around with setting the sell up etc)
On the move to 30p, the pressure to cross 20 p tomorrow very likely, demand is very high imo
ok and thanks for your replies. Then I'll make notes, so I react quickly if I have to. Dividing my hold into 4 equal parts for now and have the figures pinned ready to look at pinned in my sight. Will save me time doing the maths, in case :-)
Preserving profit is important Mouse but leave some in case it goes on a run :) like Paul Anthony did
thaw, of course ;-) I wouldn't put the entire lot on a stop hold. A quarter, maximum. But for now I leave it, I think. I have got nowhere to go this week :-)
I was debating a stop loss, not so much for now but around the time company goes court just incase so fails and people pile out
On the move to 30p, the pressure to cross 20 p tomorrow very likely, demand is very high imo
Always good to be prudent. We’re investors and not gamblers after all...
stop losses are a way to get your shares stolen by the MMs. end of ;)
Lth, say we went into soa at 30p if we were lucky, a stop loss at 20p, surely mms wouldn't be able to manipulate it so low if it was a positive result.
today there was a spike down to 8p on cineworld at 16:00 hrs.. from 100p on no news atall and straight back to business at 100p without anyone noticing but it shows in my graph
I have always lost using a stop loss and much prefer to make the bets you like but keep enough spread so one going bust will not affect your overall result too much.
I tend to use high limits for maybe half the shares then you can catch the spikes and then hopefully buy back in again if they dip again.
Swanny, if I understand you correctly, you mean going the other way? Putting a limit on a number of shares to be automatically sold at x-amount?
Personally I avoid the stop losses wherever possible and only set them up if I am going to be away from the computer/laptop/mobile app for an extended period.... which I try not to. I cancel it as soon as I get back. Like others have mentioned, I set mine way below the reasonable fluctuations of the last couple of days.... and when I set my auto sells up they are usually way above potential spikes too.
Its a personal preference something to bear in mind after a few have been burnt recently with stop losses on the likes of other volatile shares.
Thanks LTL, the RNS alert is a great idea.
Happy Tuesday all.
TdY
LTL, can you say which app gives RNS alerts as just searched for it and only got Share Talk
Cheers Chris
Vox mate. Instant RNS. You’ll get them quicker than. They appear on the forums.