The market moves according to the volume it accumulates, using the cycle line tool in the weekly chart you see a pattern in the cycle of the average volume, it is obvious that at some point the cycle is no longer correct and becomes invalid, it is a question of probabilities, and at this moment there is a probability that the cycles will repeat and give an idea of where the best time will be chronologically to buy and sell, so far the strategy has been profitable but as I said before at any time this cycle can be invalidated or needing adjustments, the dates are not exact only serve to have a point of reference for example the day of the biggest drop is supposed to be the 9th of August but as on the 20/24 I saw the price at the bottom of the channel I bought a little because it was a buying zone, if the price continues to rise, I have a profit, if it still falls, buy more and cheaper. those who buy at the highest points and sell at the highest points are liars, there is no way of knowing how far it goes down, but if a partial purchase is made, whenever you go down and buy more quantity lower down, it causes the average purchase price to go down, if purchases are always made in buy zones there is much more probability of making a profit, this strategy does not require a stop loss, because purchases are made in buy zones on the weekly chart it is necessary to be patient and see the charts more like an investor than personally a trader, success in the trade is not guaranteed, in investment neither but in an expectation of prices going up over time profits can be immense just look back with your eyes and make your decisions based on what you believe and in the strategies that you create yourself, here is my share and I hope you can contribute to something positive I made a partial purchase in this zone at the bottom of the channel, the volume average gave more or less the date and the channel the lowest point the price can still go to the lowest part of the channel and to go up you have to pass the resistance of the white price, which is a line drawn between the last 2 highest tops.
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