Trader Dale Volume Profile
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Position management<br />
Profit Target and then runs into a full SL. Unfortunately, this approach doesn't deal with<br />
such cases.<br />
I personally use this approach when I trade the Asian session (because I am asleep and<br />
unable to manage my positions manually).<br />
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Neutral approach: you move your SL to the reaction point (the place where the price<br />
actually turned) when the price makes it to 70-80 % of your Profit Target.<br />
With 10 pip Profit Target, the situation would look like this:<br />
This way, you can prevent the scenario when you miss your Profit Target by few pips and<br />
then the price turns and hits your full Stop-loss. Usually, when the price has made the 70-<br />
80 % move you can be pretty sure that this was the actual reaction to your level. If the<br />
price returns back to the reaction point after the 70-80 % move, it is best to quit the trade<br />
because the reaction was already there, only not as strong as you would like.<br />
*I prefer this approach when I trade the EU and the US trading sessions.<br />
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Conservative approach: When the price makes 70-80 % of your Profit Target move your<br />
SL to your entry point (Break-even point) so the trade can’t end up as a loss.<br />
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