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Your point is only valid if you are looking at one frame of reference or one point. But mono frame/reference point trading is silly. If there are many trading tops and bottoms or cycles, a good trader should utilize multi point references in predicting the short term future of the market. Measuring the momentum of each cycle and whether it converges with price is the best indicator for future direction. Therefore, cycle highs and lows should be compared for convergence and divergence of price, and then a good trader can confidently initiate a long or short position in the market. There are many instances when even this information is not sufficient to produce the desired result, in which case a good trader may have to add to his position at the next cycle confirmation. Getting in too early is always difficult due to capital limitations but preparing for the inevitable must be taken into consideration when trading.
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