Seriously… who would buy here?

Who would buy here?

Who would buy here?

Who would buy here?

Who would buy here?

Who would buy here?

Who would buy here?

 

Ok… enough talking in general concepts. I always get in trouble when I do this, because someone will email me including a chart which shows an exception to the rule.

Whatever!

Generally… it’s not wise to buy in these areas.

And this brings us to the point of the article.

Consider it a “rule of thumb” for finding good trade locations.

  • One way to find areas on the chart which may show potential for a short entry, is to find the places on the chart where you think, “Who would BUY here?”
  • One way to find areas on the chart which may show potential for a long entry, is to find the places on the chart where you think, “Who would SELL here?”

Let’s look at a trade based upon this idea.

 

We’ll start well before the trade, as price pushes off the lower support level.

Who would buy here?

Who would buy here?

Who would buy here?

Who would buy here?

 

Who would buy after a long single-leg over-extended price move into resistance?

Certainly not me.

As always, this is personal opinion only. So feel free to do so if you think it’s a good idea. After all, I need someone on the other side of my trade.  🙂

Happy trading,

Lance Beggs

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