How to Enter a Trade Start to Finish **$3,772 on US30**

In this video I break down from start to finish how to enter and exit a trade. This fully documented trade on US30 got me over $3,000 in profit. how to trade us30

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Traders spend hours fine-tuning entry strategies but then blow out their accounts taking bad exits. In fact, most of us lack effective exit planning, often getting shaken out at the worst possible price. We can remedy this oversight with classic strategies that can enhance profitability. Before we jump into the strategies, we'll start with a look at why the holding period is so important. Then we'll move into the misunderstood concept of market timing, then move on to stop and scaling methods that protect profits and reduce losses.

KEY TAKEAWAYS
Many traders design strong exit strategies, but then don't follow through when the time comes to take action; the results can be devastating.
When making your plan, start by calculating reward and risk levels prior to entering a trade, then use those levels as a blueprint to exit the position at the best price, whether you're profiting or taking a loss.
Market timing, an often misunderstood concept, is a good exit strategy when used correctly.
Stop-loss and scaling methods also enable savvy, methodical investors to protect profits and reduce losses.
Holding Periods
It's impossible to talk about exits without noting the importance of a holding period that synergizes well with your trading strategy. The magic time frames roughly align with the broad approach chosen to take money out of the financial markets:

Day Trading: Minutes to Hours
Swing Trading: Hours to Days
Position Trading: Days to Weeks
Investment Timing: Weeks to Months
Pick the category that aligns most closely with your market approach, as this dictates how long you have to book your profit or loss. Stick to the parameters, or you'll risk turning a trade into an investment or a momentum play into a scalp. This approach requires discipline because some positions perform so well that you want to keep them beyond time constraints. While you can stretch and squeeze a holding period to account for market conditions, taking your exit within parameters builds confidence, profitability, and trading skill.

Market Timing
Get into the habit of establishing reward and risk targets before entering each trade. Look at the chart and find the next resistance level likely to come into play within the time constraints of your holding period. That marks the reward target. Then find the price where you'll be proven wrong if the security turns and hits it. That's your risk target. Now calculate the reward/risk ratio, looking for at least 2:1 in your favor. Anything less, and you should skip the trade, moving on to a better opportunity.

Focus trade management on the two key exit prices. Let's assume things are going your way and the advancing price is moving toward your reward target. The price rate of change now comes into play because the faster it gets to the magic number, the more flexibility you have in choosing a favorable exit.
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