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Gestión del Riesgo·24 June 2025·6 min de lectura

Dóndecolocarrealmentetustoploss

A stop loss is the line that says the idea was wrong. Placed well, it protects capital while giving the trade room to work. Placed badly, it either exposes too much or gets clipped by normal noise.

Structure, not round numbers

Anchor the stop to something the market respects, such as beyond a swing high or low or outside a support zone, rather than a tidy figure.

The question to answer is: at what price is my reason for the trade no longer valid?

Volatility matters

A stop that ignores how much an instrument normally moves will be triggered by ordinary fluctuation. Wider moving instruments need wider stops and therefore smaller size.

Tools that measure typical range help you set stops that survive noise but still respect risk.

Puntos clave

  • Place stops where the trade idea is invalidated.
  • Anchor to structure, not round numbers.
  • Match stop distance to volatility, then size accordingly.
  • Trading leveraged products carries a high level of risk and can result in the loss of all invested capital. This article is educational and is not investment advice.