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Trailing Stop

A stop-loss order is a risk management tool used in trading that automatically sells a security once it reaches a predetermined price. When implementing this strategy, it is important to consider the current trend of the market, as a trailing stop-loss order follows the price trend and adjusts accordingly. This can help minimize potential losses and maximize profits. By understanding the concept of a trailing stop-loss order, investors can make informed decisions to protect their investments.

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