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I also think that the entry point is more important than the exit point.
Until you have an entry point, you do not have a position to trade, no position = no potential profit.
After taking the plunge to buy a stock (assuming you have bought the right stock at the right time) it is up to you how greedy, or fearful you want to be.
Greed = potentially holding on for too long
Fear = the fear of losing, or reducing a profit
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Nicely said Trade Up. I have predefined exit target points and stop loss points on every trade to reduce the emotional aspect of trading. This allows me to control fear and greed.
