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Applying Static & Dynamic Analysis To Your Trading
Most of us are familiar with static analysis, which is defined as either fundamental or technical analysis as measured up to a particular point in time, i.e. previous market behavior. It is our static analysis that provides a directional bias - ideally a statistic based bias - be it a premise or assumption based on economic data (causation analysis) or price pattern. Yet once we have determined which market and direction to take a position in, how should we go about timing the entry, the management, and the exit of the trade/position when price is constantly revaluing itself based on new incoming news? This is where ... (full story)
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