Stop-limit orders in a fast moving market can help you maximize reward/risk. This specific order management can also become a tactic for those who do not mind lower win% for a much higher reward/risk.
As usual, thanks, Aksel. I use logarithmic charting for things like the crypto market or very long-term stock market. In futures, I use log scale to measure downside targets, but numeric scale to measure upside targets.
Learn more about the reversal candlestick patterns around support and resistance levels. Signals can be useful in your chart pattern trading. (best viewed with chrome browser)
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Imagine a librarian whose books helped train an AI. It gets the history of her town wrong. Can she correct it, or does she now pay to read its answer?
Digital Colonies, a history written from 2036.
As momentum/breakout traders we need to be indifferent on the possible direction of the price action.
We need as much as possible uninterrupted directional movement. Choppy markets are where the breakout strategy struggles.
This rectangle could have broken on the upside, the way to take advantage of the directional move would have been the same.
Symmetrical triangle as a bullish continuation. This is the only diagonal breakout I take into consideration. All other chart patterns are breakouts through horizontal boundaries.