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Traders are usually more interested in finding out how best to get into the market but sometimes forget the strategy to get out of the market. Many strategies review the position to enter the market in order to get the best price ie the lowest price at buying and the highest price when sell. For those of you who are only thinking about the strategy to enter the market, you should start thinking of strategies to get out into the market as well. An out-of-market position is as important as entering the market because profit or loss depends on the current price out of the market.

Just like stop loss, it is advisable to have a profit target before trading begins. Better still if this target is defined on the chart or when do order. Setting a target mentally can only be done if the trader already really understand about 3 M that is "Mind, Method, Money". Many strategies also review the conditions to enable traders to exit the market with benefits such as taking into account risk-reward ratio and trailing stop.

Use risk management known as the risk-reward ratio as the basis for establishing market out positions. Risk reward ratio is the ratio of risk to the expected outcome of each trade. In general, the risk-reward ratio should be 1: 2 or 1: 3, although under certain conditions (eg scalping) can be 1: 1 for risk comparison: outcome. While the trailing stop itself can mean to move the stop loss to the position of the break event point automatically and stop loss move itself automatically follow the trend. When the market suddenly reverses direction, then you can still get a profit or at a minimum is a break event point.

There is little input on this market exit strategy:

1. Don't let emotions overwhelm you and change your initial stop loss. Beginner traders will generally sit in front of a computer and observe price movements. Usually when the market approaches the stop loss then instinctively he will try to survive by widening the stop loss because of fear. This makes plans and risk management a mess. The general disadvantage will be greater than planned.

2. Traders don't let themselves be overrun by emotions and change profit targets. Similar to the point above only the instincts that work. This time is greed where the trader wants to make more profit by changing profit targets.

How? 
Now you all understand that the exit strategy from the market, quite important also in trading is not it? 
After reading this article, consider also the exit strategy of the market.