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No SOP to follow but have framework do suitable decision ( not right / correct decision ) i want to do a good trade no confirm answer we use probability 30% skill 70% emotion control. defend your position, add on DY Strategy what is support resistance HAFR how to draw staircase step 1 4 hour chart -  can see 2 months in one screen https://www.investopedia.com/trading/heikin-ashi-better-candlestick/ step 2 relative top - 4 to 5 dot ( resistance box ) relative low - 4 to 5 dot ( support box ) suiteble for working aldult - mid term - 5 days step 3 draw staircase important for  throttle - price shoot up to next position add on position Step 4 15 min view - go deeper set your trigger price no right or wrong - rational price Step 5 potential loss box Step 6 potential reward box Step 7 risk reward ration loss / down - 6% reward / up - 10% 10 / 6 = 1.67% > than 1 do long < than 1 do short Property For Sale Semi-D / Bungalow Office / Shoplot Land ...

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Business cycles are a well-understood concept commonly linked with technological innovations, which often trigger a phase of investment and new opportunities in terms of market and employment. The outcome is an economic expansion, and as the technology matures and markets become saturated, expansion slows down. A phase of recession is then a likely possibility as a correction is required to clear the excess investment or capacity that irremediably occurs in the later stages of an economic cycle. The bottom line is that recessions are a normal condition to a market economy as they are regulating any excess, bankrupting the weakest players, or those with the highest leverage. However, one of the mandates of central banking is to fight a process (business cycles) that occurs “naturally”. The interference of central banks such as the Federal Reserve appears to be exaggerating the amplitude of bubbles and the manias that fuel them. It could be argued that business cycles are being replaced ...