I honestly try to avoid buying high. I wait and read charts to find entry points. and only on good charts with uniform patterns as well as good fundamentals. but I also invest in stuff I believe in - & when I do I usually wait for a pullback (aka a down day) to buy in . right now though we are in a bear market- I suspect we will sell off after March 18th. so for now enjoy the tendies and remember - Thursday Friday are usually down days but whilst we are having a bear market bull run - things can go green week round.. always prepare and stay on guard... and if you did get stuck bagholding - as all of us do at some point, then either DCA (Dollar Cost Average into the stock on the way up, or cut your loss and wait for a better (preferably lower) entry point.. the market is a fickle b*tch (no that doesn't stand for Biotech) lol .. that being said though, she can turn on a dime, I suggest to create a long term account for things you plan to hold for years and no matter what entry- each cycle can give a better opportunity to get out of a stock, and although u may still sell for a loss - it's not nearly as bad when you sell on an up day! either way #GoodLuck and Have Fun investing in yourselves as well as your futures. - I'm Buying Any dips in wheat$Teucrium Wheat Fund ETV (WEAT.US)$that I see right now as well as Brent crude. (for now) so I could end up bag holding myself 😆 hopefully not. just make sure in this market you book profits fast #AlwaysBeClosin
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DarkLeviathan : I would suggest using the 13/48 ema indicators along rsi and macd to spot entry points