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This Is Why You Don’t Chase Parabolic Charts

I’ve stated over and over again that you don’t chase parabolic charts. If you missed a boat, you miss a boat. Better to let it go then get burned by the avalanche that is very likely to take place after a parabolic move.

It’s easy to get caught up in the trading frenzy currently taking place in the junior resources sector – but I’ve stated over and over again that you don’t chase parabolic charts.  If you missed a boat, you miss a boat.  Better to let it go then get burned by the avalanche that is very likely to take place after a parabolic move.

IF … IF …. IF you insist on jumping aboard a parabolic move on expectations it is still going higher (it’s your funeral), then you MUST set very tight stops.  Otherwise, you are purely throwing a desperation Hail Mary … and shouldn’t be in the market.

Here is the latest example of post-parabolic carnage …. somebody got hurt.  Don’t ever let it be you:

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