Timothy Sykes
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Dip Buying: Know the Risks Before You Trade!
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August 31, 2021
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The key to trading the patterns I teach is ALWAYS proper risk management. I can hype up a pattern that works for me most of the time, but it’s never foolproof. So always use proper risk management. And watch this to learn how one of my new millionaire students trades my favorite pattern!
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Here we have another video featuring my student Jack Schwarze, aka Jack #2…
He’s now up $2 million in trading profits, and the strategy he prefers is short selling.*
But every now and then, he’ll see things my way and trade the dip buy — my favorite pattern.
So in this video, he’ll tell us all about what he thinks of buying the dip off the bounce and some indicators he looks for when doing it.
Many traders underestimate the gains they can make from this pattern. They’re judging trades based on how much they can make…
That’s not necessarily a bad thing, but you shouldn’t overlook a solid strategy just because the percentage spike amounts to mere pennies.
Once you learn how to dip buy, that’s when you can scale up! That’s when the real fun begins.
And this strategy is the best strategy for small accounts in my opinion…
It’s the one that’s given me the least amount of risk.
Don’t get me wrong. All trading is risky. You should never put in what you can’t afford to lose … Any bounce can fail.
But buying the dip off a bounce is something that’s worked for me personally for most of my trading career.
And I have many students that can attest to this pattern helping them grow their small account.
Whether you’re a beginner, looking for a new strategy to learn, or looking for other ways to grow your small account … you should learn this pattern from Jack #2 by watching this video!
He’ll also get into proper risk management when entering trades. Take notes on this crucial lesson.
Leave a comment and let me know what works for you ... Is it short selling, dip buying, breakout buying, or another strategy?
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