English to Persian (Farsi) Other Finance (general)

Once a stock moves up two or three times your stop (a 2R or 3R trade), it
gives you a lot of flexibility. There are a couple of things you can do. Let’s
say you set a 7 percent stop on your new buy, and the stock moves up 14
percent over the next week or two. Your first option is to sell half and move
your stop to breakeven. You are now free rolling the back half—the worst
you can do is break even on the remaining shares—and guarantee yourself a
7 percent profit.