Remember: trading involves some careful planning and patience.
When you’re entering a position, it’s important to wait for the pullback.
That’s when the momentum lets out of the market a little bit and it gives you an opportunity to get in.
Think of it like a balloon that is full letting a little air out.
And you’re the little oxygen molecule that gets to fill that vacuum and get comfy inside that trading balloon before it explodes! (That’s a good thing in this instance).
The “Double Dutch” trading strategy relies heavily on pullbacks, as you’ll see. Give it a watch and let me know what you think!
Love the heck outta you,
Rob
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