Category:Setups：修订间差异
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A '''setup''' is composed of '''two''' (or more) "things", usually a signal ''(to '''enter''' the pattern)'' and context ''(that '''supports''' trader's expectation that the same pattern will unfold)''. Without both, you should not take a trade. By context, I mean all of the bars to the left have to be supportive of your trade. A perfect candlestick pattern in the middle of a tight trading range will consistently lose money. You need other reasons for taking the trade, like the market being at a confluence of support or resistance<ref>https://www.brookstradingcourse.com/how-to-trade-manual/candlestick-charts/</ref>. | A '''setup''' is composed of '''two''' ''(or more)'' "things", usually a signal ''(to '''enter''' the pattern)'' and context ''(that '''supports''' trader's expectation that the same pattern will unfold)''. Without both, you should not take a trade. By context, I mean all of the bars to the left have to be supportive of your trade. A perfect candlestick pattern in the middle of a tight trading range will consistently lose money. You need other reasons for taking the trade, like the market being at a confluence of support or resistance<ref>https://www.brookstradingcourse.com/how-to-trade-manual/candlestick-charts/</ref>. | ||
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A setup is composed of two (or more) "things", usually a signal (to enter the pattern) and context (that supports trader's expectation that the same pattern will unfold). Without both, you should not take a trade. By context, I mean all of the bars to the left have to be supportive of your trade. A perfect candlestick pattern in the middle of a tight trading range will consistently lose money. You need other reasons for taking the trade, like the market being at a confluence of support or resistance[1].