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Why if i set a "STOP" on my trade - Why was it not Stopped Out
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10/06/21 10:53
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Dear @espiral, Thank you for your response. Please note that we cannot offer this stock on leveraged accounts and it is only available for non-leveraged accounts. This is because of the higher broker margin which would need to be transferred to the clients. Thanks, KoketsoIG -
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Hi Philo, Keep up the great analysis Been watching and waiting for weeks This next chart is the US 10 yr Yld composite cycle Index - I stopped updating it in 2017, as I'm not interested in Int rates, I might at some point update it to show the next topping of the big cycle but that's decades away - Anyone living in the land of "low rates are here to stay" need to wake up, as over the next few decades rates are going to rise and rise and rise (definitely into double digits) If you are macro based and use Int rates in your analysis, then try to picture the forward projected large BLUE and PINK cycles To give you some scales to the chart - the FAR LEFT is the early 1960's, the PEAK in 1981/2 and the start of the blue flat lining line is 2017 Anyway, over the next few decades you will see a steady gradual rise as the Yld is forced upwards by those cycles THT
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Attached is a screnshot of my "LKQ" trade which clearly shows yesterdays candle breaching my stoploss
So Why if i set a "STOP" on my trade - Why was it not Stopped Out?? ...
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