RBS is a high probability/low risk trade here.
RBS 5 min
RBS 15 shows a short period of accumulation for a bounce and it is now very negative
RBS 15 confirming
60 min
1 day actually looks worse then appears, it's not only confirming, but negative as well.
The downtrend is unbroken and nearly 2.5 months long.
The stop I have depicted is at the red trendline.
Here's an example of a position with a $10k account @ 2% risk.
Assumed entry= $13.00
Stop= $13.60
Risk per share= $.60 (initially-it can move down to less risk in the trend channel once it moves down)
2% of portfolio (risk money=$200)
$200 (2% of $10k) / risk per share $.60=333 shares
Total purchase= $4329 which is too much risk -nearly half of the portfolio, but illustrates the lower risk profile of the trade.
In this case, to protect against gaps, with a $10k portfolio, I'd personally take on between 100-150 shares, which leaves your exposed risk (less unpredictable gaps) at $60-$90 risk on the trade, plus commission or about a half to 1 % of portfolio.
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