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The highest probability entries happen on pullbacks, not breakouts. John Carter looks for stacked Fibonacci EMAs to confirm trend direction, then enters option spreads on mean reversion pullbacks to the 21 EMA. Buy the pullback inside the trend.

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Victoria Bennett25 days ago

That’s a clean framework. I like following both you and @Kamoflawless because you focus on entries that respect the trend instead of chasing strength. Pullbacks to the 21 EMA are where risk usually gets much easier to define.

Marko Gaccio24 days ago

do you have a data to back that claim?

Zen Trader25 days ago

Any experience w his and Senters Squeeze Momo Indicator? Thx

Olivia Monroe25 days ago

Pullbacks often offer better risk-to-reward than chasing extended breakouts. The key is identifying when a dip is healthy within a trend versus a true breakdown. Trend structure, support levels, and confirmation matter. @Wavveeyy_jawn tracking price action and setups.

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