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Stock Price Behavior Analysis Course

Lesson Twenty-One: Practical Application—Entry and Exit Planning Logic (Part 1)

Starting today, we will begin to 'assemble' all the knowledge we have learned into a practical trading decision-making process. In this lesson, we will first learn the three major conditions and basic logic for entry.

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1. The Three Essentials Before Entering

1. Direction Judgment (Trend or Range)

　→ Based on high and low point structure, candlestick patterns, and moving average arrangement, confirm whether the current market is a 'trend market' or a 'range market'.

2. Position Judgment (Key Areas)

　→ Is it close to support, resistance, or trend lines? Is there a pullback or breakout? If the position is unreasonable, do not enter even if the signal is good.

3. Signal Confirmation (Candlesticks + Volume)

　→ Only when a strengthening candlestick (such as bullish engulfing, hammer) appears with volume support can it be considered an 'effective' signal.

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2. Timing and Method of Entry

• Timing of Entry:

　Wait for the 'signal to complete' before entering, do not speculate or insert midway (for example, rushing to enter just by looking at the shadows).

• Conservatives can wait for the 'breakout + retest' before entering.

　→ Example: After the price breaks through resistance and pulls back for a test without breaking, then follow up.

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Reminder:

Entering is not just about seeing the right direction and acting immediately, but about 'finding the right position, waiting for the right signal, and controlling risk well'.

Truly skilled traders are not those who can enter, but those who can 'pick their spots'.

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