The above scenario is based on worst case when a stock was purchased at the highest point 0f $0.39
where it started to trade to the downside. This illustration is subjective to interpretation, it takes
guts and years of trading skills to perform the recovery, you are not to average down as the stock
price goes lower which is what most unskilled traders will do.
In fact, the best loss is the initial cut loss level that you have set before you enter the market to
buy.
But If you have overlooked or assumed that you just need to "buy and forget" then you will be
very sorry soon.
IN order to reduce the losses, there are steps to be taken to make sure that recovery is possible, you
need to identify that the stock is longer going lower and started to move sideway, as the stock starts
to move up the trend, you make the 1st recovery purchased as shown on 9th April when you see a
bullish Green bar (almost closed near day high), the quantity to buy has to be 3 times higher than the
initial lots size. Subsequently, as the price move higher, execute the 2nd recovery purchased as shown
on 6th May at $0.26 with 3 times higher than the initial lots size.
By averaging up the price, you will have a positive outcome as shown below.
Other ways to recover losses in a trade.
1) If there is stock call or put option (warrants) to buy as a protection insurance.
2) Trade another stock which is trending up or down. Trade in the direction of trend to generate
profits to cover the losses from the losing trade.
3) To apply what I have shared in this blog, average up when the stock starts to recover.
You are the master of your own habits and trading techniques, find your own way to resolve the situation back to health.
Don't sit on it.
You will be better off doing something with small and calculated steps towards recovering from losses.
Happy Profitable Trading 2020
Welcome 2021 with massive action.