Hey, I'm Ryan Mallory, and this is my swing trading, the stock market podcast.

I'm here to teach you how to trade in a complex, ever-changing world of finance.

Learn what it means to trade profitably and consistently, managing risk, avoiding the pitfalls of trading,

and most importantly, to let those winners run wild. You can succeed at the stock market,

and I'm ready to show you how.

Hey, everybody. This is Ryan Mallory with Swing Trading the Stock Market, and I have a good

episode for you guys today. We're going to talk about stop loss

adjustments. When in your trades do you start moving up to stop losses? Do you keep it at the

original stop loss the whole time and either you reach your target or you don't? Or is there

something different that I do in order to manage the risk that I talk about in almost every episode?

But when it pertains to stop losses,

how do I make sure that I don't let winning trades turn to losing trades and maximize

the potential profit on every trade? We're going to talk about all of that and more.

And for this episode, I have an email from a guy who wants to be called Bobby Boucher,

which if I remember correctly, that was from

like the Waterboys movie, right? With Adam Sandler, I might have that wrong, but I'm pretty

sure that's what it's from. Any case, Bobby Boucher writes, Ryan, been a regular listener

for a short while now and love the content. I have been looking for a swing trading podcast

that dives briefly into all these little questions that keep popping into my head over the last two years as I began learning to trade.

I have failed and learned in many areas over that time, but my most recent and frequent issue is knowing when and how to adjust my stop losses as my winner's run.

I'm now comfortable respecting my stop losses to the downside and will trip me out when I'm wrong.

But still have trouble tightening my stops to the upside as my positions move higher.

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