Well, most of the time I would agree. But my idea so far regarding how I want to trade this thing is as follows.
I will take the trade based on proximity to the zones. If the trade goes the wrong way and breaks out of the zone on the wrong side, then I am immediately going to exit the trade with a small loss. If the trade goes in my favor, then the pip count should be more than enough to make up for the small losses
Gona have to think like the banks. Give away the change, but keep the bills. That's what they been running on us for years now. Just gonna try to reverse it on them.
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