PROFIT TARGET
A set point at which an investor will exit a trade in a profitable position. A profit target is part of many trading strategies that technical traders use to manage risk. Before an investor enters a trade, he or she determines a profitable exit point at which he or she will sell out of the position. Traders establish profit targets to avoid letting emotion take over a trade.
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