Glossary of Option Terms: Trailing Stops
Trailing Stops
Definition: A stop-loss set above or below depending on what the current price is as the price fluctuates. For a long position, a trailing stop would be set below the current price and would rise as the price advances.
As long as the price remains above the trailing stop, the position is held; should the price fall and reach the trailing stop, then the stop-loss would be triggered and the position closed.
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