Timothy Sykes
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The #1 Pattern You Should Be Using Today
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September 17, 2021
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I’m here again with Tim Bohen, and we’re talking about what patterns we think are working right now…
Keep in mind that this video may be a few weeks old by the time you watch it. So make sure you do enough research before deciding to employ this pattern.
Now, the pattern Bohen prefers to use often is what he calls the dip and rip.
I know. It sounds like an item at a fast-food restaurant. But it’s actually pretty similar to my morning panic pattern.
The whole key is to buy the dip and take profits when you’ve taken your 10%, 20%, and sometimes 50% gains…
But it’s not always guaranteed this pattern will work out.
Sometimes you could buy the dip and it gets even “dippier.”
It happens — we take losses as traders. You just have to remember my #1 rule and cut your losses quickly.
But to try to minimize losses, you should also make sure you understand the components of what makes this pattern work…
And you do that by watching this video!
Bohen and I get into the pattern you should learn ASAP.
We’ll also get into why you should learn about short selling and what that has to do with this pattern we’re referring to — tune in!
Do you promise to learn the process and learn the patterns for yourself? If so, comment below and let me know what you think about this video!
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