Claire wrote:Cobra - English is my first language. My confusion was with the word "breakout." If it were to go down below the breakout level, I thought that would be called "breakdown" -- not breakout.
thanks. I'll say breakdown from now on. I just got it from dictionary that breakdown doesn't mean downside breakout, so that's why I tried to avoid it. if you think breakdown means breakout on the downside while breakout means breakout on the upside, sure, that's even be more convenient.
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lunch time, will be back. looks like the NORMAL may play out. I'm not yet bear now but prepared. I switch direction fast, beware.
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Claire wrote:Cobra - English is my first language. My confusion was with the word "breakout." If it were to go down below the breakout level, I thought that would be called "breakdown" -- not breakout.
thanks. I'll say breakdown from now on. I just got it from dictionary that breakdown doesn't mean downside breakout, so that's why I tried to avoid it. if you think breakdown means breakout on the downside while breakout means breakout on the upside, sure, that's even be more convenient.
""""breakdown means breakout on the downside while breakout means breakout on the upside""""
agree
thanks Chief
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