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Gunning Stops refer to the deliberate actions of large institutions to push the price toward retail traders' stop-loss levels. By activating these orders, liquidity is collected, leading to increased market volatility.
A 30-minute XAG/USD chart illustrates how Gunning Stops function. As retail traders' stop losses are triggered, a wave of forced selling occurs, often causing a sharp and strong price movement in the same direction.
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Gunning Stops refer to the deliberate actions of large institutions to push the price toward retail traders' stop-loss levels. By activating these orders, liquidity is collected, leading to increased market volatility.
A 30-minute XAG/USD chart illustrates how Gunning Stops function. As retail traders' stop losses are triggered, a wave of forced selling occurs, often causing a sharp and strong price movement in the same direction.
