





See on the GBPUSD chart, entries below 200 ema
can be stopped out at breakeven...
As you can see on the FGBL chart is always wise to exit with a limit order at the 200 ema line if the next target is near.
If there is a downtrend and price is already oversold (below 200 ema) to confirm the entry with a trendline break (see on gold chart) or a bounce off a trendline (see on corn chart).
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