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4 guides in Finabase Learn
- Average True Range (ATR): volatility, stops and position size How Wilder’s Average True Range measures volatility including gaps, a worked Micron example, using ATR for stops and position sizing, and how Finabase computes it.
- Normalized ATR (NATR): volatility as a percentage of price How NATR turns the Average True Range into a percentage of price, a worked Uber example, comparing volatility across stocks with Micron, and Finabase’s NATR.
- Position sizing: how many shares to buy for a set risk How fixed-fractional position sizing turns a risk budget and a stop distance into a share count, with worked examples, ATR-based sizing and the common traps.
- Stop-loss placement: volatility, structure and time stops Where traders place stop-losses (ATR multiples, chart structure, percentages, time) and why a stop order never guarantees its price, shown on a real AAPL gap.
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