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How High Can the Markets Go?
We frequently get asked "How High Can the Markets Go?"
The true answer is no one really knows for sure but technical analysis can help determine potential targets.
Once a market reaches its target there's no telling what can happen then. The prudent thing as a trader is to allow it time to develop new structure.
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You’ll notice that nothing goes below the daily so not likely to be useful on intraday trades.
Anatomy of a Potential Entry
A frequently asked question we get so often is how do we determine a potential entry level where there are multiple levels of interest within a particular zone or area.
So here is a brief 4 minute video on the Anatomy of a Potential Entry on USD/CAD for June 8, 2020.
Could be an Interesting week or two for /YM
The traders in our Price Action Mastery Course are learning first hand the power of the markets and in particular how technical analysis can benefit them.
During the first week of April we identified a level for a long swing trade entry. Since then we've been tracking and managing the trade. Now, as price is approaching our bull profit targets it will be interesting to see how price reacts to what could be potential resistance.
Yes, that's about a 4000+ point hold to the long side. This is what is taught in the course for both swing and shorter term trades. It is not uncommon for us to be long in our swing account but short in our intraday account to capitalize on the levels of interest we've identified for the respective time frames.
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