Disliked{quote} Hey ChubbyWookie, I was curious about how exactly decide which bar or part of the bar to enter? It seems to me that maybe you are waiting for price to kind of bounce a little bit off a low and then enter.Ignored
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However, have your considered just buying before the bounce, as price pushes against you?Ignored
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I've marked pwithotential alternative entries in the attachment. I trade in a similar way to you (albeit on exclusively the one minute timeframe). I used to do the "waiting for it to bounce, and then enter" strategy. However, at some point I realised that there is little information that is gained from waiting for the bounce. Like, even when price is not going to reverse back into the direction of the trend (i.e., the trade is going to fail), it will bounce in a way suggesting it will be a good trade. So, waiting for a bounce doesn't confer...Ignored
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So, at least for my strategy, I found it helps to just take an educated guess about where the bottom of the pullback will be and enter. Of course, it's very unlikely you will get the exact bottom, but I find it's usually a better entry than waiting for price to appear to resume. If you can buy in at an extreme point, it also gives you more wiggle room to get out at breakeven, rather than a loss, if price stalls at the moving average and clearly is not going continue. {image}Ignored
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