When the market is stuck in a sideways trading range, the primary place to look for opportunity is at the upper and lower edges.

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<image: Trading the edges of a Sideways Market>

<image: Trading the edges of a Sideways Market>

When the market is stuck in a sideways trading range, the primary place to look for opportunity is at the upper and lower edges.

Important References:

Sideways Trend definition: Volume 2, Chapter 3, Pages 99-102

3rd & 4th Principles of Future Trend Direction: Volume 2, Chapter 3, Pages 145, 149, 150

BOF Setup: Volume 3, Chapter 4, Pages 28-31

LTF Pattern entry: Volume 3, Chapter 4, Pages 86-93

Happy trading,

Lance Beggs

 

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