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[USER=82196]@over9k[/USER], I realise this question was directed to [USER=13908]@peter2[/USER] but as I'm a holder it's worthy of a post.

Trend following always looks easy
That’s because the principles are very simple. When looking at the chart for (DEG) perfectly displays "visually" trend trading in a "nutshell". The entries & exits can look impressive, but it's just a matter of jumping on a breakout & jumping off when it stalls.
Is just jumping on trends.

4 positions taken in (DEG) with "one dud" so far
The most recent breakout needs others to pile in to follow through. It's worth remembering all trends "come to an end".

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Skate.

[QUOTE="Skate, post: 1119005, member: 57364"] [USER=82196]@over9k[/USER], I realise this question was directed to [USER=13908]@peter2[/USER] but as I'm a holder it's worthy of a post. [B]Trend following always looks easy[/B] That’s because the principles are very simple. When looking at the chart for (DEG) perfectly displays "visually" trend trading in a "nutshell". The entries & exits can look impressive, but it's just a matter of jumping on a breakout & jumping off when it stalls. Is just jumping on trends. [B]4 positions taken in (DEG) with "one dud" so far[/B] The most recent breakout needs others to pile in to follow through. It's worth remembering all trends "come to an end". [ATTACH type="full" alt="DEG Capture.JPG"]123216[/ATTACH] Skate. [/QUOTE]

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