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That's what I'm worried about.Al_Dente wrote:Fear & Greed Index is 92
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Recall classic Al Brooks: “There is no breakdown until there is a breakdown.”Cobra wrote:That's what I'm worried about.Al_Dente wrote:Fear & Greed Index is 92
Thanks. That's actually a position trade strategy because scaling-in and out means there's no stop loss, otherwise the risk reward ratio would be very bad. Swing trade is a different story, it has a stop loss therefore the risk reward ration becomes very important, the winning rate doesn't matter then.Al_Dente wrote:Recall classic Al Brooks: “There is no breakdown until there is a breakdown.”Cobra wrote:That's what I'm worried about.Al_Dente wrote:Fear & Greed Index is 92
I like your swing strategy of scaling-in near bottoms and scaling-out near tops
FOUR HOUR CHART:
The RSI has been above 50 since 11/3. [Recall that the recent low was 10/30/20]. Currently the RSI momentum should be stronger but it can catch up. If/when price makes a double-top or an ATH next week, I’ll be looking for the RSI to pop, else negative divergence.
There haven’t been heavy-red declines in the NYAD for a couple weeks, which is characteristic of rallys (and some consolidations, see lime ovals).
ROUGHLY:
On the 3x SPXL, my exit is partial-out when it breaks the pink MA at 64.70 (and/or when the RSI flashes a solid neg diverg), partial-out when it breaks ~62.50 which is the midpoint of the last mini-consolidation, and all-out when it breaks ~61, then re-evaluate and wait for the next UP leg.
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Al_Dente wrote:Fear & Greed Index is 92
https://money.cnn.com/data/fear-and-greed/