PLTR - Safe Entries with Support & Resistance

AfraSimon
11-30

Support & resistance...how I pick safe entries (with good risk/reward).

Coming from a former account blower upper (i'm trademarking that!).

After 10 years of trading, my first instinct is always *how do I best protect my money?*, and THEN it's *how to I multiply it?*.

Not the other way around.

I'm guess I'm kind of a doomsday prepper, but the trading edition? Anyways...

I always protect myself by adding at:

- areas with previous price support & buying activity

- which typically acted as resistance first.

This gives me both a line in the sand (I get out if it's broken), and a low-risk add area.

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ is a beautiful example.

If I'm looking at the chart, I say..okay price rejected $150 in late June, resulting in a big red reversal candle.

Gotcha, now I know this is a strong area of contention.

Fast-forward to mid July, PLTR breaks $150 to the upside, then re-tests the level on a downside flush in early August.

It holds.

As a bull, now I have a level.

Set an alert, and next time it comes down to that level, that's your chance to enter long with low risk.

The $150 level was just seen AGAIN in late November, and look what happened.

+15% in a few days.

Strong levels will be obvious...but remember, they act as rubber bands and can stretch, so wait for candles to close.

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