In the following video, our host Matt Z illustrates and explains why it’s impossible to catch tops and bottoms in the market place.
In our opinion, catching tops and bottoms is nearly impossible because of the price action and the interaction between buyers and sellers. Although some traders may find success a few times during their trading careers using this strategy, we’ll attempt to demonstrate why this is not a sustainable and consistent strategy while trading on a long term basis.
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