A stop-loss whose trigger follows the price upward at a fixed distance.
You set a distance – say 10% or $5. As the stock rises, the stop moves up; when it falls, the stop stays put. It lets gains run while locking in part of them.
A stop-loss whose trigger follows the price upward at a fixed distance.
You set a distance – say 10% or $5. As the stock rises, the stop moves up; when it falls, the stop stays put. It lets gains run while locking in part of them.