Buy Hold Strategy | PG Procter & Gamble Company Daily  Charting | AmiBrokerAcademy.com

3 November, 2018

 

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PG Procter & Gamble Company Daily  Charting

Buy Support Sell Resistance

Buy Low Sell High

Study chart of Procter & Gamble Company Daily stock chart. If apply buy hold strategy for such stock see chart. It can be could hard for the heart.

See chart, the price action from low to high. The price action from below 60 dollars to high above 90 dollars. See the price action test, retest 90 level many times. If you apply BHS, buy hold strategy, it will be very hard for the heart.

If you are observing enough, there are many H M Gartley 222 pattern.

Remember trade with eyes open.

Think think got more things.

Manage your risk.

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if you can see the full chart, “press Ctrl and -” to zoom out and see the entire chart. 

 

Support and Resistance can also use trendline, see chart. Picture worth a thousand words.

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