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Wheat and other commodities are rising as direct consequence of Crude Oil shock.
While above 200 MA, consider to enter longs , I will update idea with Stop loss.
This position is part of a diversified portfolio with proven track record. You can copy my positions automatically or enter manually by following my ideas. DM if you have any question
6 Trading Rules
1. Never Add to a Losing Position: Avoid averaging down, as this increases exposure to a failing trade.
2. Don't Be the First to Buy Low/Sell High, or the Last to Exit: Avoid trying to perfectly pick tops and bottoms; wait for confirmation.
3. Think Like a Fundamentalist, Trade Like a Technician: Use fundamental analysis for the macro view, but use technicals for entry/exit execution.
4. Keep Your Analysis Simple: Avoid over-complicating charts or using too many indicators.
5. Start Small and Increase Exposure on Confirmation: Only increase risk when the trend confirms your initial analysis.
6. The Hard Trade is the Right Trade: Often, the psychologically difficult trade (e.g., cutting a loss or holding a winning trade) is the correct one to make.
Wheat and other commodities are rising as direct consequence of Crude Oil shock.
While above 200 MA, consider to enter longs , I will update idea with Stop loss.
This position is part of a diversified portfolio with proven track record. You can copy my positions automatically or enter manually by following my ideas. DM if you have any question
6 Trading Rules
1. Never Add to a Losing Position: Avoid averaging down, as this increases exposure to a failing trade.
2. Don't Be the First to Buy Low/Sell High, or the Last to Exit: Avoid trying to perfectly pick tops and bottoms; wait for confirmation.
3. Think Like a Fundamentalist, Trade Like a Technician: Use fundamental analysis for the macro view, but use technicals for entry/exit execution.
4. Keep Your Analysis Simple: Avoid over-complicating charts or using too many indicators.
5. Start Small and Increase Exposure on Confirmation: Only increase risk when the trend confirms your initial analysis.
6. The Hard Trade is the Right Trade: Often, the psychologically difficult trade (e.g., cutting a loss or holding a winning trade) is the correct one to make.
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