QUOTE(alpha91 @ May 30 2014, 06:36 PM)
and can i know why that average down my buying price is not recommend ? is that because that time still not sure about the supporting point?
and do you mean that supporting point need few days to observe only can confirm instead one just with one day data ?
when you are making a TRADE, you have basically made one DECISION to buy a stock.and do you mean that supporting point need few days to observe only can confirm instead one just with one day data ?
You assess the situation and after 'rational' thinking, you took the big step and DECIDED to buy cos you assessed that you are correct with your decision.
You assessment is that the stock will go up.
So you trade/bet the stock will go up.
You buy.
The stock, however, does not go up.
It goes down instead.
What does this mean?
you are not correct, instead you are wrong since the stock then goes down lower.
Your bet is wrong.
If you buy more and average down when the stock goes down lower, what are you basically doing?
You are merely doubling up on your bet which was wrong in the first place.
Buying more of your initial mistake?
Is that wise?
.... then what if the stock goes down lower again?
buy more of your mistake(s) again?
Supports/resistances.
Stocks are traded constantly.
Every trading data has a new set of data.
Data which might or might not alter the stock supports/resistances.
Things like stock breaking new highs or setting new lows, it happens all the time.
The supports and resistances changes all the time.
ok?
May 30 2014, 10:31 PM
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