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Exit
The price at which you closed the trade.
Definition
The exit is where your trade ended — the price you got out at. The difference between entry and exit (adjusted for side and size) is your result on that trade. Reviewing exits often reveals whether you cut winners short or hold losers too long.
Example
You bought at 1.1000 and exited at 1.1050. The 50-point move in your favour is your gross result before costs.
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