Take your advice on intraq-day volume, but my interpretation before placing my bet was that the down candles had consistently higher volumes than the up candles.
On any new trade i look for market confirmation of my entry. If market action confirms my entry decision I stay with the trade, otherwise i exit as predefined stop-loss points. Re adding to positions i made the first trade because I believed the trend might be changing. I make my next trade because I know the trend is changing (usually were the first correction to the trend resumes the trend again.) However, any second entry must be covered by the profit from the first entry, such that if I have to exit both trades I will at least breakeven. ie never turn a profit into a loss. (that's were the maths comes in!)
On any new trade i look for market confirmation of my entry. If market action confirms my entry decision I stay with the trade, otherwise i exit as predefined stop-loss points. Re adding to positions i made the first trade because I believed the trend might be changing. I make my next trade because I know the trend is changing (usually were the first correction to the trend resumes the trend again.) However, any second entry must be covered by the profit from the first entry, such that if I have to exit both trades I will at least breakeven. ie never turn a profit into a loss. (that's were the maths comes in!)
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