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It’s very hard to see your position on the wrong side of the market and the execution of your stop not only saves your account, but feed the account of others who understand how those who are trapped in a losing position are going to react.
It’s only logic to think that a trader in a losing position will exit at moment the paper losses evaporate and they are able to exit at or close to break-even.
Standard technical analysis always tells traders to place stops around the pivot areas or just above support/resistance in a range. How can you tell traders do that?
Look around your charts and on every time frame, you will see price enter a zone beyond the traditional stop zones and suddenly reverse.
It’s only logic to think that a trader in a losing position will exit at moment the paper losses evaporate and they are able to exit at or close to break-even.
Standard technical analysis always tells traders to place stops around the pivot areas or just above support/resistance in a range. How can you tell traders do that?
Look around your charts and on every time frame, you will see price enter a zone beyond the traditional stop zones and suddenly reverse.