Stop-Loss
A stop-loss is an order or rule designed to exit a position when price reaches a predefined adverse level, limiting further loss.
An exit is the price or condition where you close or reduce a position — for profit, loss, or time.
An exit is the price or condition where you close or reduce a position — for profit, loss, or time.
Exits can be stops, targets, trails, or thesis breaks. Undefined exits invite improvisation.
Predefine at least invalidation and a first target; use alerts for both.
A trader exits part at resistance via take-profit and keeps an alert for the runner’s trail zone.
Alert-driven exits reduce timezone mistakes.
A stop-loss is an order or rule designed to exit a position when price reaches a predefined adverse level, limiting further loss.
A trailing stop moves an exit level as price moves in your favor, aiming to lock progress while leaving room for continuation.
A take-profit is an order or rule to exit a position when price reaches a predefined favorable level, locking in gains according to your plan.
Turn Exit context into action. Set custom crypto alerts in Phalerta and get real-time notifications on Telegram, Discord, Email, or the app.
An exit is the price or condition where you close or reduce a position — for profit, loss, or time.
Only with predefined rules (for example breakeven after TP1).
Yes — set price or indicator alerts and get notified on Telegram, Discord, Email, or the app.