Trailing stop lossprofit ke saath upar sarkne wala stop loss

A trailing stop loss follows the price as the trade moves in your favour, but never moves backwards. Instead of a fixed stop at ₹790 on an SBI trade entered at ₹800, you might trail the stop ₹10 below the highest price reached. As SBI rises to ₹820, the stop moves to ₹810; if it then falls, you exit at ₹810 with a gain instead of watching a winner become a loser. Some brokers automate trailing stops within bracket orders; otherwise you move the stop manually at set points, such as below each new higher low on the chart. The trade-off is that a tight trail gets you out on ordinary pullbacks before the big move, while a loose trail gives back more. Trailing stops are one of the few ways to let profits run without guessing the top.