No uses el mismo tamaño de SL - Tip para vivir del Trading en 2025 #trading

In this short Spanish-language trading tip, the speaker advises traders not to use a fixed stop‑loss size. He explains that market volatility varies: during high‑volatility periods a larger stop‑loss can be tolerated, while in low‑volatility periods a smaller stop‑loss should be used. Adjusting the stop‑loss size improves the risk‑reward ratio, allowing the same take‑profit distance to yield a higher reward relative to risk and ultimately generate more profit. He also warns that using the same stop size can expose traders to "stop‑loss hunting," where the market moves to the stop level, triggers the stop, and then reverses, potentially killing a good entry. The core message is that stop‑loss placement should be dynamic and aligned with current market conditions rather than static.










