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Long position VS. short position: Which one is better?
In the world of trading, understanding the concepts of long and short positions is crucial for making informed decisions. A long position involves buying an asset with the expectation that its value will rise, while a short position entails selling an asset you don't own, betting that its price will fall.
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Leverage is a fundamental concept in financial trading,allowing traders to control larger positions with a smaller amount of capital. While it can amplify potential profits, leverage also significantly increases the risk of losses, making it a powerful but double-edged sword.
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short positions below 1.1740 with targets at 1.1685 & 1.1660 in extension.
Pivot: 1.1740
Our preference: short positions below 1.1740 with targets at 1.1685 & 1.1660 in extension.
Alternative scenario: above 1.1740 look for further upside with 1.1755 & 1.1775 as targets.
Comment: the immediate trend remains down and the momentum is strong.
Supports and resistances:
1.1775 **
1.1755 ***
1.1740 ***
1.1701 Last
1.1685 ***
1.1660 ***
1.1625 **
Our preference: short positions below 1.1740 with targets at 1.1685 & 1.1660 in extension.
Alternative scenario: above 1.1740 look for further upside with 1.1755 & 1.1775 as targets.
Comment: the immediate trend remains down and the momentum is strong.
Supports and resistances:
1.1775 **
1.1755 ***
1.1740 ***
1.1701 Last
1.1685 ***
1.1660 ***
1.1625 **
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