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		<title>Options: How A Million Dollar Options Trader Sets His Stops: Underhanded Tips and Tricks</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When a options trader understand that it is important to set stops on all their positions, they often don`t know where to set them. As a options trader, how close should a stop be to price of the position they are entering? Should they be tight, set quite close to the price, or a little [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When a options trader understand that it is important to set stops on all their positions, they often don`t know where to set them. As a options trader, how close should a stop be to price of the position they are entering? Should they be tight, set quite close to the price, or a little looser? What about trailing stops? Here are some factors to consider that will help the options trader decide where to place your stops. Not every one of these applies to every trade, but the ones that do will give you some useful guidelines.</p>
<p>Perhaps the most important factor that affects stops is the question of how much you`re willing to lose on a single trade. My rule of thumb is that the options trader should never lose more than 2 percent of your trading capital on any one trade. Yet this can be tempered by other considerations, such as how much money you have in the position. If you have a large amount of money in a position, 2 percent may be much more than you`re willing to lose. If so, the options trader should set stops accordingly. However, if your account is small and you`re not well diversified, a 2 percent stop may be so tight that you stop out of the position almost immediately. If this is the case, the options trader should think seriously about whether you have enough money to trade.</p>
<p>Another matter to take into account is how risky you believe the trade to be. If you think the trade is a sure winner and market conditions are favourable, the options trader may give the position more room to move. But if you think it`s got only a fair chance of working out, or if the position has serious potential to drop, set a tight stop. Also consider how volatile the position is. If the position routinely moves up and down in a range of 15 percent or more over the course of the day, you can`t set tight stops. If you do, you`ll be taken out by the position`s normal volatility. If the position is choppy and too risky to trade without tight stops, maybe you`d better look for a better position to trade.</p>
<p>If you have reason to be confident that the position will move upward even if it swings around a bit first, it doesn`t make sense to set a tight stop because you`ll just stop out as it swings. However, if you think it might possibly move up but will definitely drop if it slips below a certain price, then tight stops are a must.</p>
<p>There are also a couple of basic questions to ask yourself about the position to help the options trader decide where to place the stops. First, is the position cheap? When a position is inexpensive, even the smallest decimal price movement will be fairly large in percentage terms. This means tight stops may be knocked out more easily. It also means that if your broker has a rule that the options trader can`t set a stop closer than .25 below the current bid, you may not be able to set a tight stop until the price moves up. And second, what is the time frame for the trade? On a quick day trade, tight stops are a good idea. On a position, you expect to hold for a week or two for a trend play, tight stops may or may not be a good idea depending on other factors that you`re aware of.</p>
<p>Market conditions should always be an important part of your decision. If the market is trending sharply upwards, tight stops may not be necessary. If you`re trying to go long in a bearish market, tight stops are absolutely necessary. If the market is choppy, if it has no clear direction or if it`s full of nervousness and fear, use tight stops, and ask yourself whether you should be trading at all that day.</p>
<p>Which of these considerations is the most important? Since no two trades are the same, different factors will dominate on different trades. Think about all of them on every trade. If you don`t, you`ll miss something important. Setting stops is an art. You`ll have to experiment a bit and learn what works for you. Occasionally the options trader may stop out of a trade too soon and feel frustrated, but remember this is just like paying for insurance. Sometimes you`ll be stopped out, but other times, you will save your capital. </p>
<p>Over time, you`ll get better at setting stops. Eventually, you will be able to have a sense of each trade, and set the stops that work best for you. Then you will be a nimble and successful options trader who can trade with any market.</p>
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		<title>Leather Backgammon Sets Are Very Popular</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Backgammon is a well-known game that has been around for many years.  People of all ages have been playing backgammon in their homes around the world.  If you have been playing for a while you may own your own backgammon set.  Leather backgammon sets are very popular.  If you have a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Backgammon is a well-known game that has been around for many years.  People of all ages have been playing backgammon in their homes around the world.  If you have been playing for a while you may own your own backgammon set.  Leather backgammon sets are very popular.  If you have a leather backgammon set, you have a durable and beautiful accessory that will last you a long time.  </p>
<p>If you are a person that plays the game backgammon a lot, then it may be a wise idea to have your very own backgammon set.  This way you will feel more confident and ready for the game anywhere at any time.  </p>
<p>If you or someone that you know is really into the game of backgammon, then maybe a nice leather set would be the perfect gift for them.  This would make a great Christmas gift or birthday or any occasion gift. Just run a search on the Internet.  </p>
<p>Even if you do not know anyone who is big into the whole board or backgammon games, you can still give them a backgammon set as a gift.  This could open them up to a whole new game and get them interested in it.  When you have a special set to play with, you will be surprised how much more interested in the sport you will become.  </p>
<p>You can give backgammon sets to anyone of any age.  What a better way to start someone on the game then to give a small child the gift of learning backgammon.  This will help them with motorized skills.  Playing board games at a young age will get children started on the skills that they need for other sports.  It will get their mind moving and get them motivated with a safe and fun game. </p>
<p>These are great gifts to give to a wedding party or best man or maid of honor.  It is something that they can have as a keepsake and use from time to time.  </p>
<p>Backgammon sets can be purchased at any sporting store or even in some cases at special gift shops.  If you are having a problem finding them there, then you can always find them online.  There are sites that specialize in selling leather and personalized sets for backgammon.  You may even be able to find them at discount prices or get better deals online.  </p>
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