Drop Base Drop Strategy
Our focus is now on a bearish trend in 2H time frame, where we will use the Drop Base Drop (DBD) strategy to execute a sell trade. This strategy aims to understand price action patterns that indicate strong selling opportunities. The first phase involves a significant price decline. When the price drops, it indicates selling pressure in the market. During this period, we should also observe increased volume, which confirms the bearish momentum.
After this initial drop, the price enters a consolidation phase, known as the base. This base lasts for some time, where the price remains range-bound. During this time, traders are reassessing the market situation. We need to ensure that there isn’t any significant resistance within the base; otherwise, the bearish trend may fail.
. Entry Point: We will open a sell position when the price breaks below the base.
. We will set take profit levels based on support zones or previous price action to maximize our profits.
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Always ensure you have a stop loss in place to safeguard your investments.
After this initial drop, the price enters a consolidation phase, known as the base. This base lasts for some time, where the price remains range-bound. During this time, traders are reassessing the market situation. We need to ensure that there isn’t any significant resistance within the base; otherwise, the bearish trend may fail.
. Entry Point: We will open a sell position when the price breaks below the base.
. We will set take profit levels based on support zones or previous price action to maximize our profits.
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Always ensure you have a stop loss in place to safeguard your investments.
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