August 16th, 2008 | 
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If a drop from first to trigger an action to sell?
Hello everyone, various methods of analysis of commercial stocks, for trigger a buy / sell signals based on moving averages. A trigger would be to sell a stock if it fell below a certain limit enforced. So far so good. Then I wondered: should we react to a condition of sale, if a party has suffered a great loss due to heavy sudden changes in stock markets around the world? An example would be the last mini-crash caused by the stock market in China – the markets worldwide fell considerably, something that led some of my actions on the limit set as a trigger for sale. But the stock markets has been a fall kind of correction value and not really represent the beginning of a bull market or bad news (at least I hope …). algorithm My says you should not sell my shares in these cases because they are global and are not directly related to the status and situation of the company scholarship. What do you think about this? Micron thanks
Whatever you do, not create a automatic stop loss. Know your stop price in your mind, and manually sell if the stock drops to your stop. If you enter an automatic stop loss, showing your hand throughout. Manipulators love agitation stops and steal a class action for cheap, then the action could end up doing very well after the shock to out.
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