An exit is never final… until the market SAYS it's final.

<image: An exit is never final... until the market SAYS it's final>

<image: An exit is never final... until the market SAYS it's final>

<image: An exit is never final... until the market SAYS it's final>

<image: An exit is never final... until the market SAYS it's final>

<image: An exit is never final... until the market SAYS it's final>

<image: An exit is never final... until the market SAYS it's final>

<image: An exit is never final... until the market SAYS it's final>

<image: An exit is never final... until the market SAYS it's final>

Another example:

<image: An exit is never final... until the market SAYS it's final>

<image: An exit is never final... until the market SAYS it's final>

<image: An exit is never final... until the market SAYS it's final>

<image: An exit is never final... until the market SAYS it's final>

An exit is never final… until the market SAYS it's final.

Happy trading,

Lance Beggs

 

 

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  2. Hi, Lance,
    I would like to ask what these four symbols mean in the your charts: downward red arrow, upward blue arrow, left red triangle, right blue triangle, and blue connecting line in the penultimate chart.
    Thank you.

    Reply

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