- What is the 200 day moving average and how does it work
- How to use the 200MA and increase your winning rate
- How to better time your entries when trading with the 200MA
Just tune in to financial news and you’ll hear stuff like…
“The S&P has broken below the 200 day moving average — it’s a bear market!”
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“You should buy when the price cross above the 200 day moving average.”
“Apple just closed below the 200MA — time to sell.”
But here’s the thing:
How does it help you as a trader?
It doesn’t. Instead, it toys on your emotion and causes you to buy/sell at the wrong time.
But don’t worry, we’re going to change all that.
Because in today’s post, you’ll discover…
