Selling As The Market Drops Requires One Thing
While it seems obvious that selling or taking a short position when the bears take control is the way to go there is a caveat that you have to know. Today’s plummet triggered by jobs news and bond prices sets up a winning environment for those who were ready to pounce. But this type of market takes no prisoners and it is easy to think you are winning right before your position gets away from you. What often adds to that is the emotional high you are in when your trade is doing well. As tempting as it is to hold on as you try to get even more profit, getting out at the right time is key.
You Can Make Money Up Or Down A Clear Chart Helps You Exit With A Win
It is easy to think a move will keep running and also easy to think you are going to miss out if you exit too early. Smart traders will grab a profit when they have it and avoid letting greed talk them into holding on too long. With a clear chart and solid indicators you can have a lucrative exit in mind before you enter the trade and it will make it easier to pull the trigger and lock in that gain. Ian Cooper sent out a message earlier that revealed a symbol he looks for on charts that is a critical sign. If you missed it you can still access it here.
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