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Index
Cover by Tony LotonLegal About the Author Acknowledgements Foreword Preface What the book covers Who this book is for How this book is structured Terminology Assumptions Charts Introduction Taking the Emotion out of Trading Why buy or sell at a less favourable price? Part One: Stop Orders in Theory (the Tools) 1: Orders, Stop Orders and their Many Flavours A Brief Introduction to Order Types Stop Orders and Their Many Flavours Why “Many Flavours” of Stop Orders? Example Order Forms The Long and Short of Stop Orders A note about Dealing Charges and the Bid-Ask Spread 2: Stop Order to Sell Who would use it, and why? Analogy – the Safety Net What do you need to specify? When will it work? When might it not work? Stop Order to Sell for Value Investors Not Limited to the FTSE 100 Index Alternative Definition 3: Stop Order to Buy Who would use it, and why? What do you need to specify? When will it work? When might it not work? Stop Order to Buy for Value Investors Alternative Definition 4: Trailing Stop Order to Sell Who would use it, and why? Analogy What do you need to specify? When will it work? When might it not work? The Stop Gets Tighter as the Price Gets Higher 5: Trailing Stop Order to Buy Who would use it, and why? What do you need to specify? Analogy – What was NOT, is now HOT! When will it work? When might it not work? The Stop Gets Wider as the Price Gets Lower 6: Guaranteed Stop, and Stop with Limit What is a Price Gap? Guaranteed Stop Stop with Limit Guaranteed Stops and Price Slippage About ‘Limit Profit’ Orders 7: Combining Stop Orders Buy on Breakout / Sell if False Buy Long or Sell Short Buy Low / Sell High All Together Now Multiple Exits Part Two: Stop Orders in Practice (the Techniques) 8: Trading Timescales Stop Orders for Traders Stop Orders for Investors Stop Orders for Spread Bettors Life Cycle of a Trade – from Entry to Exit Which Financial Instruments Allow Stop Orders? Mental / Manual Stops What Kind of Trader are You? Key Points 9: Price Gaps and Whipsaw Losses What is a Price Gap, and When Does it Occur? A Tale of Three Traders Whipsaw Losses Is the market out to get me? Order Execution Author’s Avoidance of Price Gaps and Whipsaw Losses Key Points 10: Stop Placement Stop Distances based on Fixed Percentages Stop Distances based on Volatility Stop Levels based on Support and Resistance Trading Timescales Money Management vs. Trading Characteristics Not Just “Stopping Out” Beware Dividends on Equity Positions Beware Obvious Stop Levels Don’t Forget The Spread! Stop Placement for Long-Term Investors Key Points 11: Position Sizing Using Stop Orders and Position Sizing together Using Stops to Increase Trading and Investment Funds What is your Expectancy? Determination of Stop Distances and Position Sizing Key Points 12: Perfect Trades Perfect Day Trade Perfect Swing Trade Perfect Position Trade Perfect Investment Author’s Perfect Trading Results 13: Imperfect Trades Imperfect Day Trade Imperfect Swing Trade Imperfect Position Trade Imperfect Investment Author’s “Imperfect Trade” Example – Barclays Bank 14: When to Hold and When to Fold When to Hold and When to Fold Traders who know When to Hold and When to Fold Taking Emotion out of Trading Key Points 15: Top Tips for Using Stop Orders 16: Conclusion: The Case For and Against Stop Orders The Case Against Stop Orders The Case For Stop Orders And finally... Appendix Stop Order Facilities by Broker UK Spread Betting Firms UK Stockbrokers Recommended Reading Other Books by Tony Loton
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