[00:02] Naturally, no one wants to trade against the grain, but why does the trend always reverse when we enter it?  Let's figure it out.  Found a nice trending channel, corridor, whatever.  The price is at the lower limit.  Everything is a
[00:18] clear long.  Stop.  We hide it securely.  We have two whole good extremes here, side by side.  Take profit 1 kchetym.  We are waiting for profit.  That's it, the price has gone up.  Now it's just a small matter. And like [music] with the wave of a magic wand, bam, and to our stop-loss.  Well, it's like
[00:33] someone is watching my transactions.  But in fact, if we look at the time frame, we have a fifteen-minute one, let's go up to at least a four-hour time frame, let's look [music] a little to the left.  And we see here one
[00:46] level, a second level, and now the whole picture.  That is, yes, the entry was along the whole picture.  That is, yes, the entry was along the trend, but the entry was already near the resistance levels.  That is, on a higher timeframe, it was just the opposite: one
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