Placing a stop loss: Average True Range (ATR)

Placing stop losses can be intuitive, but are you doing it efficiently? Unlikely. Learn how to determine stop loss levels based on a logic-driven approach - ATR indicator.
What’s in the video:
What are stop losses used for?
What is ATR?
How to determine an appropriate stop loss level using the ATR indicator? (with example)
What are the risks?
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how do i calculate the ATR valor?