1. What Is ATR?
ATR, or Average True Range, measures average volatility over a given period. It quantifies how much the current market is moving.
2. What Is a Trailing Stop?
A dynamic stop loss whose stop price rises—or falls—along with price when the market moves in your favor.
3. ATR Trailing Stops
📊 Example Settings
Long position:
Trailing stop = highest price - (ATR × multiplier)
Example: highest price $70,000 - (ATR $1,500 × 2) = $67,000
Suggested ATR multipliers:
Aggressive: 1.5× | Moderate: 2× | Conservative: 3×
4. Advantages
- Adapts to market volatility — A wider stop when volatility is high and a tighter stop when it is low.
- Protects profits — The stop follows as the gain grows.
- Removes emotion — The level is determined mathematically.
5. ATR at NOONOO TRADING
NOONOO TRADING uses ATR-based trailing stops as a core strategy. It automatically adapts to market volatility, aims to grow profits, and cuts losses quickly.
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