Hey Friend,

I like to remind my followers that the market trades in waves. Yes, I know that it sounds repetitive, but the fundamental truth is worth reiterating. Too many traders believe that once a rally begins, it's just a straight line to the next high price. Unfortunately, that is not the case. There will be retracements along the way (temporary price dips).

You've undoubtedly heard a lot of experts and commentators urge you to "buy the dip." However, it's a little more complicated than that. There's a critical component of the jigsaw that many experts overlook. Rather than focusing on the dips, we should focus on the U-turns that follow those declines.

We have no way of knowing if a drop in prices will truly turn positive or continue to plummet without first seeing a U-turn. Here's how to properly anticipate future price movement if you're tired of buying dips only to watch the market continue to fall. It will save you a great deal of time and money!

THE NEWS DESK

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WORDS TO TRADE BY

"Outperforming the market is a difficult task."

— John Templeton

While outperforming the average returns of the market isn't impossible, it is tough. Only a few very serious traders have ever pulled it off on a consistent basis.

That's why it's important to focus your efforts on matching the average return of whatever market you are trading in. The market has a mind of its own and can be unpredictable. So if you can reach its average return, you're doing fine.

Don't get greedy. Use your trading strategy to minimize your risk and maximize your returns on a regular basis. Remember, consistent profit is better than sporadic profit if you're thinking long term!

Keep Trading,

Hypothetical or Simulated Results

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