wait for the moment then transact

Many people are smart, but many people don't understand how to open good positions, analyze and. Waiting for that momentum is something you have to use wisely. At the same time, when you already know currency analysis, then when you open a position, you must wait for the momentum from the indicator or the method you are using so that you can. Decide whether it is appropriate for you to open a position or not because even though your analysis is correct, the momentum is not good, you should not open a position, afraid it will float minus.

Waiting for momentum is something that not everyone knows or maybe everyone knows but doesn't do it even though momentum is important, for example like this. When you analyze a currency using an upward trend, you will definitely wait for momentum to open a position during a correction and this is what Rarely do people use them immediately to open positions and in the end they float minus even though the direction is actually up and it has to be like this which makes us lose even though this is a trivial thing that we shouldn't have done at the time we were in so waiting for the momentum is something we must do before Open position

Transaction momentum is something that is very important for us to wait for before opening a position because the momentum that we will analyze will provide benefits for us to open a position perfectly and when we just analyze it without waiting for the right momentum, I think that is not wise because However, we must be able to take the best position according to the condition of the graph or according to the condition of the candlestick at that time

After you have done the analysis, you have to wait for the momentum to open a position. This is something that many traders forget because waiting for the momentum is to ensure that your analysis is in the right direction. That's why many people fail even though their analysis is correct because they don't wait for the momentum and analysis. It must be possible at the same time because then if one of them is not the same then it is better not to open a position. Momentum can come from many things, including candlestick patterns, graphic patterns or indicator signals. So you have to be able to wait for the right momentum before opening a position

Momentum is a way for you to be able to open positions with quality. Without momentum, maybe you can only analyze without being able to enter the market well because many people don't realize that analysis alone is not enough, they have to wait for momentum that can make them sure to open positions. well, therefore, never underestimate the momentum that occurs, it can come from anything, but I prefer to wait for the momentum from the candlestick movement because in my opinion, when we have memorized the movement of the candlestick pattern, especially the reversal pattern, it will be very easy for us to do it Open position

Waiting for momentum is something we should do before we open a position because basically every analysis will definitely wait for momentum. In my opinion, the best momentum is when you observe the candlestick patterns that occur so that later you can open a position by well without experiencing a long floating minus so in this case you have to practice well

once again we have to be able to remember that momentum is one of our markers for opening a position. If we open a position without momentum, we only rely on analysis, which in my opinion is less effective, we will find it difficult to make a profit, it could even be that we will always get a floating minus. Because no matter what also momentum is one of the most accurate signal indications that can decide whether we open a position or not even though your analysis is correct. Even though the trend is good but there is no momentum occurring such as candlestick patterns or other graphic patterns, it is better not to open a position first. first because it will be very risky for you

I agree with this method because after all we have to wait for the momentum that occurs when opening a position because when you open a position without any momentum, in my opinion you will always experience a floating minus because momentum is different from analysis, analysis is more global, but if momentum it really has to be a target place because when you are good at analyzing but you are not good at waiting for momentum it is the same as you cannot be said to be a trader. You have to know the entry point and you also have to know the exit point. You have to know how to open a good position and you You also have to know how to get a good take profit