See here if you're not familiar with the BOF Setup, why it works and how to trade it.
Happy trading,
Lance Beggs
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Your analysis of PA is unmatchable. Good job Lance. Hope to learn a lot from you through these blogs you post regularly.
Thanks, Vikas
Thanks Vikas, I’m pleased you’re finding value in my writing. 🙂