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Daily Breakout Strategy A breakout trader is a type of trader that uses a breakout strategy. This strategy looks for levels or areas that a security has been unable to move beyond, and waits for it to move beyond those levels (as it could keep moving in that direction). When a price moves beyond one of these levels, it is called a breakout.
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Gold long buy analysis BULLISH MOVEMENTi think price should push to the upside in an attempt to fill the gap
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