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The thread has recently been flying up and down in a relatively small space, and the long-short transition is very fast, and the breakthrough method will stop losses continuously.
Sure enough, after a large interval is usually a small interval.
- If you are profitable in a large range, it is best to take a break during this time;
- If the big range is not done well or profitable, you cannot trade randomly because of jealousy.
The problem is that trend traders cannot miss trends. What if you didn’t take an opportunity while you were watching, and this opportunity happened to be out of the big market, enough to make up for the losses in the previous turbulent period and make a profit?
- Once some opportunities are selectively ignored, consistency cannot be achieved;
- Once consistency is lost, the overall advantage of the strategy is lost.
“A large interval is usually followed by a small interval” is correct nonsense; it can be used to summarize the past, not to guide the future.
- How do you know when a large interval is over, or just take a break?
- In the small area, how can you know that the large area is coming, it is time to stop watching, and it is time to place an order?
Therefore, knowing that it is now between the small areas, you have to bite the bullet and do it when you have a signal.
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