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Stocks & Commodities V. 27:2 (60-62): Entering Trades At Pullbacks by Candy Schaap
Stocks & Commodities V. 27:2 (60-62): Entering Trades At Pullbacks by Candy Schaap
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Entering Trades At Pullbacks by Candy Schaap
When opportunities knock, tell them to come in! Heres how pullbacks in trends offer opportunity.
Anybody who has ever bought an asset, whether its bonds, stocks, mutual funds, or real estate, knows that prices go up and down. Prices fluctuate between support and resistance most of the time. This is information that technical analysts use for trend trading and countertrend trades. A countertrend trade is also known as a scalp trade. As price moves back to support in an uptrend, or up to resistance in a downtrend, there is an opportunity to make money in the trend.
Lets look at trend dynamics to understand how to make entries into a trend by entering at pullbacks.
FOLLOWING THE MOVE
One aspect of technical analysis is the study of price activity and trend. Traders cannot control price, but how they react to its movements is the difference between profit, a small loss, and a large loss. Using a trendline can help you identify a trend, a pullback in a trend, and when a pullback becomes a reversal. A trendline will also give you an objective way to manage risk.
Figure 1 shows a price chart, pivots, and a trendline. The arrows point to pivot lows. It takes a minimum of two pivot points to draw a trendline. The solid line is the start of the trendline connecting a pivot low and a higher pivot low. The extension of the line (dotted) shows the trendline as visual support.
When opportunities knock, tell them to come in! Heres how pullbacks in trends offer opportunity.
Anybody who has ever bought an asset, whether its bonds, stocks, mutual funds, or real estate, knows that prices go up and down. Prices fluctuate between support and resistance most of the time. This is information that technical analysts use for trend trading and countertrend trades. A countertrend trade is also known as a scalp trade. As price moves back to support in an uptrend, or up to resistance in a downtrend, there is an opportunity to make money in the trend.
Lets look at trend dynamics to understand how to make entries into a trend by entering at pullbacks.
FOLLOWING THE MOVE
One aspect of technical analysis is the study of price activity and trend. Traders cannot control price, but how they react to its movements is the difference between profit, a small loss, and a large loss. Using a trendline can help you identify a trend, a pullback in a trend, and when a pullback becomes a reversal. A trendline will also give you an objective way to manage risk.
Figure 1 shows a price chart, pivots, and a trendline. The arrows point to pivot lows. It takes a minimum of two pivot points to draw a trendline. The solid line is the start of the trendline connecting a pivot low and a higher pivot low. The extension of the line (dotted) shows the trendline as visual support.
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