Disliked{quote} So one of the (call it bad) habits I am trying to learn around is opening a trade just north or south of a support or resistance line. So if coming up on support I’ll go short say 5 pips above it with the hopes I’ll break through and be a quick drop. Or I’ll buy just below a resistance same concept. I’ve had some really great trades “getting in” at the very top or bottom of a nice move. what I’m NOT good at yet is letting go of losers. I mean I am in some ways my disposition of winning to losing trades is pretty good. I’m in the winners...Ignored
But what came up to my head if that is your style, you should monitor closely if the price bounce the said pivot.
Then you should ready for exit.
If you don't have trigger finger, maybe drop to lower TF. If pivot (just as example) is yellow, price retest and fail by breaking or closing above red. You might want to consider an exit to minimize you lost
Just my 2 cent.
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