From the book Investing and Trading: Secrets to Success
Understand sideways ranges and movements between support and resistance.
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CHAPTER SUMMARY
The idea in one minute
A range forms when price fluctuates between a lower and an upper zone. It can occur in different market phases, and its outcome is not known in advance. Trading it requires planning for both rebounds and breakouts.
What to remember
- The lower area serves as a support reference and the upper as resistance.
- The middle of the range usually provides less clarity for defining scenarios.
- An exit from the range may be real or a false breakout.
Put it into practice
Draw a range’s boundaries and plan two responses: what you would do if price stays inside and what you would do if it leaves.
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- INIntroduction
- TOCContents
- 01The evolution of trading
- 02Trading and investing
- 03Different markets
- 04Fast and slow leverage
- 05Spot vs. derivatives
- 06D.C.A. strategy
- 07Diversification
- 08Base and quote currencies
- 09How money works
- 10Financial market cycles, BTC halving, and strategy
- 11Reading Japanese candlesticks
- 12Support and resistance
- 13There is no exact science in this field
- 14What moves markets?
- 15How to identify trends
- 16Ranges
- 17Japanese candlestick patterns
- 18Moving averages
- 19The most popular technical indicators
- 20Filling the GAP
- 21Trading styles
- 22Binary options: the biggest garbage ever to exist in the markets
- 23Fundamental analysis and fundamentals
- 24Financial bubbles
- 25Before learning to win, learn to lose
- 26An asset’s average price
- 27Extreme events
- 28Price action: strategies
- 29Liquidity and market makers
- 30The DeFi world: benefits and risks
- 31Scams and risks to avoid
- 32Risk vs. volatility
- 33Arbitrage
- 34Grid trading in Spot and Futures
- 35The shortest path is the longest path
- 36The circle of success
- APAppendix
- ENDFarewell
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