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VisualMod t1_ix0kq2e wrote

>There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best time to jump into a trade will vary depending on the individual circumstances. However, in general, it is often advisable to wait for a clear signal before entering a position.

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MayoLovinApe t1_ix0kx5p wrote

But honestly. Whats that clear signal? Because often times i see clear signals followed by a total reversal.

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p4ort t1_ix0o8gd wrote

Yeah ask the robot for it’s advice

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value1024 t1_ix0t6ft wrote

Still waiting for VM's savage answer on the follow up question, but it ain't that smart....yet.

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middlename_neil t1_ix2g9o1 wrote

The strategy below seems to work for me. The below plus choosing trusted companies/stocks.

Falling wedges/equilibrium + oversold conditions (1-day, 4-hr, and 1hr RSI) = Calls

Rising wedges/equilibrium + overbought conditions (1-day, 4-hr, and 1-hr RSI) = Puts

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0nlyforcrypto2 t1_ix2by6h wrote

what happens in a short squeeze?

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