Things to take note of when entering a counter 1. Don’t be a hero to be the first one to buy/sell. 2. Cheap always get cheaper especially when you are longing or chasing it. 3. Preferably long on white candle, short on black candle. Safer to enter when the counter direction is on your side. [...]
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