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Scaled entry on PolygonPolygon is considered the leading Ethereum scaling solution and has been a fast mover and a popular pick for investors. I am using a scaled entry strategy on Polygon. I call it the crypto Martingale. In this strategy, you choose several supports and buy at each one, tripling your position size each time. It requires a little math in advance in order to make sure you have enough money to buy at all the levels you've chosen. Your first buy ends up being quite small and your last buy ends up being quite large. The small early buys help strategically avoid FOMO without taking on too much risk, and the large later buys ensure that you make a lot of money if there's a really big dip. Here's the math: figure out what your budget is and divide that by 40. We'll call that B1, because that's how much you spend on your first buy. The next buy amounts we'll call B2, B3, and B4. B2 = B1 * 3 B3 = B1 * 9 B4 = B1 * 27 Polygon just hit my first buy level at 1.57. The next levels are at 1.21, 0.89, and 0.45. Note that these are Coinbase prices and that prices vary slightly from exchange to exchange. I have used this strategy to good effect as an alternative to dollar-cost averaging for market timing.
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by ChristopherCarrollSmith
13
VUZI. Laboring over better entry practices.I have been following this stock very closely. I got interested in it just as it made it's final high, so I have been experiencing the bullish emotional states of a backslide every step of the way. I'm now feeling like it's a good time to enter and hold for potentially several months. I have also seen a lot of other stocks make several relief rally's and continue to slide before making that final bullish corner. What do people think? Is this another relief rally, or are we entering a full power bull phase?
NASDAQ:VUZILong
by emehoke
2
Flightcentre (FLT) Entry Point @ $14.00 - $14.50Recently, Flight Centre has reached a post-pandemic high of $20.16 but is coming down now. Flight Centre, however, has been bouncing between support at around $14 and resistance around $18.50 and because of this, I believe an entry point at around $14.00 to $14.50 is suitable. Personally, I will set my stop-loss at $13 as a safety net and sell in the $16.50 to $17 range potentially giving the trade a 20% upside. You could ride it out to around ~$18, however, since travel is still a risky bet I would like to secure profits earlier. Please do your own research before buying. Thanks :)
ASX:FLT
by Succulentgarlicbread
10
oh lawd she gonna get hecticentry targets are in place, let the brave short .33 if the 12h decides to surpass it's current high of .32 however that would involve testing weekly open which is a big yikes. The 3d will most likely close around .30, the questions is whether we will get our entry opportunity within that candle or the next. Next candle WILL test 0.35 without a doubt, given the simultaneous opening of the 1W and 3D. We want anything below .29 but dont blow your load above .27. Test the waters. dip your toes in, but dont soak your shorts until you know if your family jewels can handle the cold shoulder that we may receive on the weekly cause that bad boy could go loooow. Moral of story : in the title Proof : in the pudding Nuts : currently inside body (it's snowing lol) have fun, be safe, dont get liquidated. cheers.
by BingoMoney
ONE/USDT Update: Second entry was triggered. What's next?The whole market just experiences a dip. These kind of dips are nothing special and happen frequently. It triggered our second entry point. Currently .1$ seems to be the new floor but this is not entirely confirmed yet. We first have to look how the market reacts next week. Another bearish entry is shown around .06$. The volume decreases for several days now which is a bearish sign. We can draw a parallel channel that shows us the short term trading range. Let's see if the old resistance around .1$ can hold. Basic rules: - Never buy the top/ATH - Take profit as long as you can - Use Stop/loss for leveraged positions - If you are not experienced, don't leverage in the first place Enjoy the ride and don't be too greedy. If you like the content, please like, comment and give this channel a follow. Always do your own research and keep in mind that my charts and comments cannot be considered financial advice. Cheers ps. Chart explanation: Main lines: - Green lines are tested support lines. - Orange lines are resistance lines or, if we are above, possible support lines which were not tested yet. - Cyan line is for volume trendline. Helplines: - Purple lines are trendlines we take a look at. - Yellow lines are for visual help only. Boxes: - Either entry zone or support zone. Check the description.
by tumbler55
2