Keep Buying the Dips,

 

Keep Buying the Dips

Dear Investor,

No doubt the Fed is relieved to see a little strength in prices, as overall, prices have dropped 3.7% over the last 12 months. The only thing that scares the Fed more than inflation is deflation.

My question is: at what point do rising prices motivate the Fed to start sopping up the flood of liquidity it has released over the last eight months? Clearly, there will have to be stronger signs of recovery, but with the potential for full employment numbers to be higher than they've historically been, I can't help but be concerned that the Fed will follow the Greenspan model and act too late.

So in examining large drop, it appears we should see a quick recovery and a new high around $16 a share over the next 4-6 days. Will this be the high that we take profits on?

You'll have to stay tuned

 

I am trying to find a copy of the Robin Hood Expert advisor. but can't find it.

If you know where i can down load it please reply

Thanks

 

I also have traded many times like buying the dips and selling at top .this strategy is risky ,My advice is don't use GBP/USD fro this buying Dips it will kill you

 

After a strong counter trend move, as long as the longer term trend remains intact, looking for opportunities to “buy the dip” and “sell the rally” can be a solid trading strategy.When identifying a pair that is in an uptrend, the concept of Buy the Dip can be put to good use. The idea is that as the pair continues to move higher, invariably there will be pullbacks/retracements/dips that occur. When those take place, the trader is presented with an opportunity to enter the trade (buy on a dip) in the direction of the trend at a more favorable price.

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