Benefits Of Trailing Stops
Posted by Shaun Rosenberg on 9 June, 2010
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A trailing stop is simply a stop loss order that moves up as the stock moves up but doesn’t move down as the stock moves down. For instance a 10% trailing stop on a $100 stock would start off at $90 if the stock moves up to $110 the stop would also come up to $99. But if the stock fell at this point the stop would stay at the same level and get you out if it dropped to $99 or lower, thus limiting your losses while maximizing your gains.
