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Nearly every massive winner has one thing in common: low-volume retests that scare out weak hands. Ross Haber buys constructive shakeouts at key moving averages instead of chasing extended green bars. Buying low-volume weakness gives you a tight, low-risk entry. Buy constructive weakness, not extension.

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@RossHaber Low volume retest entries are clean because the option market usually prices the pullback as noise. Implieds stay soft while spot shakes out, so a tight spread near the MA costs almost nothing if you're wrong.

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