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Fading is a trading technique in which a trader assumes that a rapid upward movement is overdone and takes a short position on a possible reversal.
This technique can be very risky in trending markets because going against a strong trend reduces the probability of profitability.
This technique can be potentially rewarding in range bound markets because a strong resistance level has been established, increasing the probability of future resistance and reversals at that level.
A resistance level is a price level where market participants are unwilling to continue buying which causes the price to stop rising.
Trading ranges present opportunities for traders to profit from predictable price action within established boundaries.
A breakout is when the price moves above a resistance level or moves below a support level. The price movement of a breakout can be described as a sudden, directional move in price that is...
The Parabolic SAR, or Parabolic Stop and Reverse, is a trailing stop-based trading system and is often used as a technical indicator as well. As a technical indicator, Parabolic SAR is known as a...
Breakout trading is a strategy employed by traders to capitalize on an emerging trend or directional price movement.
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