My investing note
Only enter while the long-term trend is intact, and never buy all at once. Stop when volatility gets too high or the daily loss limit is hit.
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Only enter while the long-term trend is intact, and never buy all at once. Stop when volatility gets too high or the daily loss limit is hit.
What time window defines the "long-term trend"?
How should we define the numeric threshold for "excessive volatility"?
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