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SZYBKI START (FAST START). #20 AGRESYWNE WEJŚCIE. JAK NAUCZYĆ SIĘ CZYTAĆ WYKRESY (DLA POCZĄTKUJĄCYCH — Transcript

by 321 Crypto · 700 words · 104 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:01In today’s Quick Start episode,
  2. 0:02we’ll talk about aggressive BS, which
  3. 0:05stands for aggressive buying. Of
  4. 0:08various breakouts. So take a look,
  5. 0:11every time we have something like this,
  6. 0:13I always mention in my alerts that you
  7. 0:15can enter a position aggressively.
  8. 0:17Aggressive positions are those where we
  9. 0:19don’t know exactly where we are, nor
  10. 0:21where the price will head from here.
  11. 0:23You can execute aggressive positions in
  12. 0:26two ways. For longs, right? Long
  13. 0:29positions and short positions. I’ll
  14. 0:31just show you a concept here. We have
  15. 0:33this triangle here that broke out to
  16. 0:35the upside. We could have bought the
  17. 0:37breakout, just as I usually indicate in
  18. 0:40my alerts—either buy right on the
  19. 0:42breakout, or on the pullback and the
  20. 0:44subsequent breakout, by which point the
  21. 0:46train has already left. So, an
  22. 0:48aggressive buy happens earlier. An
  23. 0:50aggressive buy could have been made
  24. 0:52here, but it’s highly unlikely anyone
  25. 0:54knew what was going on at that point.
  26. 0:57Or, for example, an aggressive buy is
  27. 0:59made right at the bottom of the
  28. 1:00trendline. Why are aggressive buys
  29. 1:03considered more, let's say, profitable?
  30. 1:05Because no one is buying here. Only
  31. 1:07later do people start buying in this
  32. 1:09chop. This "choppy market," as it’s
  33. 1:11called, is where it's unclear which way
  34. 1:13the price will go. It’s like flipping
  35. 1:15a coin. But once we’ve marked this
  36. 1:18trendline, okay? We can then see a
  37. 1:21bounce in the price. Another aggressive
  38. 1:23buy could have been made here. Why is
  39. 1:26this so important? If we buy here at
  40. 1:29the bottom of the trendline and it
  41. 1:31doesn't move up, we lose very little
  42. 1:33because we set our stop loss right here
  43. 1:35if the price turns downward. Okay, so
  44. 1:39if we buy here, we have a large buffer
  45. 1:42for price reversal, right? So that’s
  46. 1:44not an aggressive buy. An aggressive
  47. 1:46buy is roughly here. We would have
  48. 1:48bought at 142, and if the price had
  49. 1:50broken everything to the downside, we
  50. 1:52would have set our stop loss at 140,
  51. 1:55losing just 2 dollars. Even with 5x
  52. 1:57leverage, we wouldn't have lost much,
  53. 1:59but look at how much we could have
  54. 2:00gained. On a standard 1x trade, this
  55. 2:03aggressive buy would have ended with
  56. 2:06about a 15%gain at 165. With 15%
  57. 2:08multiplied by 5, we could have
  58. 2:10increased our portfolio by almost half;
  59. 2:12if we used 2x leverage, that’s still
  60. 2:1430%, which is a lot, right? So, you
  61. 2:17always perform an aggressive buy at the
  62. 2:19bottom of the trendline. Conversely,
  63. 2:21when we want to short, we buy right
  64. 2:23here on this fakeout. Right on this
  65. 2:25fakeout. Always watch the price action.
  66. 2:28Price action, which you hear about
  67. 2:30often in various English videos and
  68. 2:32from different YouTubers, refers to the
  69. 2:34movement of the candle. This means that
  70. 2:36all the episodes you’ve watched so
  71. 2:38far about candles and candle pattern
  72. 2:40formations only apply to key points on
  73. 2:42the trendline. I repeat, only and
  74. 2:45exclusively at the key points of the
  75. 2:47trend line. Not somewhere in the middle
  76. 2:50, not here, nor here, because there is
  77. 2:52nothing like that here. Only at the key
  78. 2:54one. Here we have the trend, and look,
  79. 2:57this candle covers it, an engulfing bar
  80. 2:59, meaning it covered that candle. That
  81. 3:01is a sign for us that everything is
  82. 3:03going upwards then. Okay, the trend is
  83. 3:05going up. Sellers took the initiative,
  84. 3:07but only and exclusively at this trend
  85. 3:09line, right? How do we know that this
  86. 3:11trend line just started? No, it didn't
  87. 3:13just start, because we could have
  88. 3:15marked it somewhere in this spot, and
  89. 3:16already here it is a sign for us that
  90. 3:18we could have bought here and ridden it
  91. 3:20. Later, once we have this trend line
  92. 3:24and the first touch, the second one
  93. 3:25tells us something is happening here
  94. 3:27and we could have risked buying again.
  95. 3:31Here, too, we could have bought and
  96. 3:32gone further. So these are so-called
  97. 3:35aggressive buys. Again, look here, we
  98. 3:39have a drop, we have a second trend
  99. 3:41line, and look, we caught support here,
  100. 3:44and on this support, we could have made
  101. 3:46an aggressive buy upwards. So I hope
  102. 3:51that such things have helped you. Later
  103. 3:55I will talk about breakouts, how to buy
  104. 3:57breakouts.

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