Trading Plan

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Definition of 'Trading Plan'

A systematic method for screening and evaluating stocks, determining the amount of risk that is or should be taken, and formulating short and long-term investment objectives. A successful trading plan will also involve details like the type of trading system to be used. Most plans require the use of various types of technical analysis tools.
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Investopedia explains 'Trading Plan'

Trading plans can involve any level of risk and accomplish many different investment objectives. Good trading plans will also provide guidance on trading strategies for stop-losses. Diversification and flexibility are other important factors to consider.

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