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Partial exits at logical levels protect capital and improve risk/reward.
  • Ali emphasizes “taking partials at logical levels” as a disciplined way to lock in profit while keeping a tail for further upside.
  • Logical levels are derived from the algorithm’s expected reversal zones (e.g., after liquidity is taken).
  • This method prevents the all‑or‑nothing scenario that can wipe out a trader’s equity on a single reversal.
  • Consistent partial‑taking yields a smoother equity curve and higher Sharpe ratio.
Ali KhanTitans Of Tomorrow00:23:31

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