subject: Frequently Stopped Out of Your Trades? [print this page] But the non-directional trader is quite different. He chooses not to attempt to predict the market's direction and places a delta neutral trade each month. He adjusts his position to limit his downside risk when the market moves against his position, but diligently refuses to predict the next day's price move. The non-directional trader just trades what the market gives him today. Chris isn't trying to predict when this market volatility will lessen; he simply trades each month and diligently limits his risk.
Frequently Stopped Out of Your Trades?
By: Kerry Given
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