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JPM Stock: 3 Steps Rocket Booster Strategy (Learn More)
Am really tired because am working on writing project.Almost every morning I wake up to punching in words.
The writing formula I have but working it is very mentally hard.Maybe it's because I have recently learned
How to do it.
Learning a new strategy takes time no matter how simple.One day you will get it and look back and appreciate the effort
You put in when no one was looking or keeping you accountable.
The 🚀 Rocket booster strategy is a technical analysis tool meant to show you when a price is in an uptrend.
It's used for trend analysis.
It's a common tool in trading and is used to show beginners how to read trends.
So this is the strategy:
👉The price has to be above the 50 EMA
👉The price has to be above the 200 EMA
👉The price should "Gap" up
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If you notice these 3 Steps on this ChartJPM
It's showing you a Buy signal.
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Rocket boost this content to learn more
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⚠️ Disclaimer: Trading is risky you will lose money wether you like it or not please Learn About Risk Management And Profit Taking Strategies.
The writing formula I have but working it is very mentally hard.Maybe it's because I have recently learned
How to do it.
Learning a new strategy takes time no matter how simple.One day you will get it and look back and appreciate the effort
You put in when no one was looking or keeping you accountable.
The 🚀 Rocket booster strategy is a technical analysis tool meant to show you when a price is in an uptrend.
It's used for trend analysis.
It's a common tool in trading and is used to show beginners how to read trends.
So this is the strategy:
👉The price has to be above the 50 EMA
👉The price has to be above the 200 EMA
👉The price should "Gap" up
-
If you notice these 3 Steps on this Chart
JPM It's showing you a Buy signal.
-
Rocket boost this content to learn more
-
⚠️ Disclaimer: Trading is risky you will lose money wether you like it or not please Learn About Risk Management And Profit Taking Strategies.
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