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- There are many FAQs on our Website at https://www.marketmastersindia.com
- Based on our ongoing research work, improvements and customer feedback, we feel the need to answer additional FAQs also.
- Since it is easier to dynamically update this Blog than to so update the Website, we have chosen to place such Additional FAQs as part of this Blog.
- Some very few times, (i) the First Change to Blue Colour (i.e. a New Buy opportunity sensed by EWATSS®) on a Day, is (ii) followed by Light Pink Colour on the next day or so. What should I do?
- When EWATSS® so senses a New Buy opportunity, the trend is upwards on multiple time frames; and such New Buy opportunity is pointing towards a potential high-probability Long (Buy) trade;
- EWATSS® is designed to be very strict on implementing its suggested Stop Losses so as to mercilessly cut losses (or book profits) when EWATSS® senses that the trend is not likely, for the time being, to proceed in the intended upward direction; in other words, it gets you to get down from a bus which is, for the time being, not likely to go towards your intended destination;
- Hence, in such a scenario, the Trader should exit his trade when the Light Pink Colour has appeared, just as he does whenever and as soon as Light Pink Colour appears in all cases.
- Some very few times, the (i) First Change to Blue Colour (i.e. a New Buy opportunity sensed by EWATSS®) on a Day, is (ii) followed by Light Pink Colour on the next day or so, and then (iii) followed by First Change to Blue Colour (i.e. a New Buy opportunity sensed by EWATSS® on the next day or so. What should I do?
- Such (though infrequent) flip-flop between Blue, Light Pink and then Blue Colour shows (i) borderline fight between Bulls and Bears to get control and/or also (ii) Stop Loss hunting by Bigger Traders (Smart Money) to shake off weaker hands of smaller amateur Retail Traders (Dumb Money);
- In such a scenario, (i) the Trader should exit his trade when the Light Pink Colour has appeared, just as he does whenever and as soon as Light Pink Colour appears in all cases and (ii) Again use the First Change to Blue Colour to enter a new buy trade, just as he does whenever and as soon as Light Pink Colour appears in all cases - undeterred by such (though infrequent) flip-flop;
- In most such (though infrequent) cases, the Trader will get a lower-risk tight stop-loss entry into a new buy trade when the First Change to Blue Colour appears after Light Pink Colour i.e. when Smart Money resumes upward push to the Stock Prices after shaking off weaker hands of smaller amateur Retail Traders (Dumb Money).
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