My preferred strategy is to start building a position when the stock retraces to the EMA25 or EMA50. These moving averages often serve as solid support in an uptrend. I wait for the price to touch these levels and look for reversal signals before buying, which helps me avoid catching a falling knife and improves my entry timing.
I rarely buy at the current price unless there's a strong breakout with volume. More often, I scale in if the stock pulls back by 5% or more—but only after signs of stabilization. This method helps me manage risk better and enter with more confidence.
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- EVBullMusketeer·08-03TOPSmart approach with EMAs, mate. Holding for retracements keeps entries tidy when the trend's hot.1Report
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