$ADA broke through the 0.25 level.
Let’s use this number to talk about key price levels.
Previous highs and lows are common reference points: past experiences of being unable to rise further or finding support at these levels can influence decisions when the price returns to them.
Many people use these levels as risk-management references: which side of a level you hold a position on and where you place your stop-loss are more practical considerations than trying to predict the direction.
Don’t disrupt your original strategy based solely on one indicator, and don’t use borrowed money to test a particular reading.
#ADA
Volatility is high. Manage your position size carefully.
Let’s use this number to talk about key price levels.
Previous highs and lows are common reference points: past experiences of being unable to rise further or finding support at these levels can influence decisions when the price returns to them.
Many people use these levels as risk-management references: which side of a level you hold a position on and where you place your stop-loss are more practical considerations than trying to predict the direction.
Don’t disrupt your original strategy based solely on one indicator, and don’t use borrowed money to test a particular reading.
#ADA
Volatility is high. Manage your position size carefully.