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The highest price is indicated by the top of the upper shadow (upper wick).

What is stop loss?

During a range:

Price keeps bouncing between a resistance level (top) and a support level (bottom).

Stop Loss is an automatic order you place with your broker to close a trade when the price moves against you by a certain amount.

stop-loss is an instruction you set with your broker or exchange to automatically close your trade when the price reaches a certain level, limiting how much you can lose.

stop-loss is an instruction you set with your broker or exchange to automatically close your trade when the price reaches a certain level, limiting how much you can lose.

It's the top of the upper wicked of a candlestick

This is an order placed by you to automatically close your trade when it reaches a level you chose to limit your loss

A ranging market / trend has equal highs and equal lows

A stop-loss is an instruction you place with your broker to automatically sell (or buy, if you're short selling) an asset when it reaches a specified price. Its main purpose is to limit potential losses.

Stop loss is the automatic order to sell an asset if its price falls to a set amount.

The top wick

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A stop loss in forex is an order you set to automatically close a trade once the price hits a certain level, to limit how much you can lose on that position.

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In a candlestick chart, the highest price during that time period is shown by the top of the upper wick (also called the upper shadow) ... the thin line extending above the candle's body.

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A ranging trend has roughly equal highs and equal lows price bounces between a horizontal resistance level (top) and a horizontal support level (bottom), without making consistently higher or lower swings.

So instead of a staircase pattern going up or down, you get price moving sideways between two levels, like it's trapped in a channel hitting resistance, pulling back to support, then bouncing again.