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Multiday
Multiday trading is a fair trade-off between intraday and long-term trading.
The main advantage of this operation is, above all, being able to ride the
trend for several days when we are in position, and the market is giving us
reason to: this, therefore, turns into a higher gain, a cold pressing of the
asset of reference.
All this with the help of techniques such as breakeven or trailing profit
(trade management tools in progress), which allow you to make the
operation safe by setting a minimum level of profit.
However, I would advise you to close your operations on Friday evening,
before the market closes. This is because on Monday, at the reopening of
the trading sessions, you can find yourself in front of significant gaps in the
market and very high spreads, which can also result in premature closures

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of operations caused by the activation of the stop loss. I mean, you could
end up with unpleasant surprises.
At the end of this paragraph, dedicated to the various operations, I can
undoubtedly say that none excludes the other and that on an excellent
diversification, any type of trading can be used, except scalping.
With a long-term analysis, you can include position strategies in your
portfolio: for example, if you believe that Amazon will grow in the next
few years, devote a portion of your capital to this, wait for a retracement of
prices and purchases assuming a rise.
For intraday and multiday trading, you can use trading systems, both for
analysis and for live trading after adequate studies, and with the right
methodology and useful tools.

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B
CHAPTER 12:
 
 
Breakout
reak out is known to be one of the most straightforward
approaches to use in forex trading. It is easy to note when you
are wrong. You can tell when the price goes higher the range or
lower your range. Break up is defined either by the swing high or swing
lows or characterized by support or resistance. Swing low is a mini version
of support and resistance. They are not of significance, but they are pretty
evident on the chats when you identify swing highs or lows in the market.
Resistance in the market is where there will be potential sellers coming into
the market. Resistance is much more respectable and is vary obviously in
your chat.
There is a period that you should avoid trading breakouts. You need to
know that you should not trade breakouts against the trends as you know
that the trend is not your "friend" until it bends. It is not much you can gain
if you are trading against the trend. You should also not trade breakouts
when the market is far much from the stricture. The problem of going longs
in the structure is that you will never know where to put your stop loss as
there will know structure to guide you.
To trade breakouts like a pro, you need to:
Trade with the trend
Trade near the stricture

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Trade breakouts with the buildups. Buildups are the congested
area in your chat where the sellers are not making any pressure.
Maybe it is due to sellers not being there, or there are a good
number of buyers who are willing to buy at higher prices.
These are signs of strengths that you need to look up to.