Trade according to market patterns and trades appropriate to market patterns

Nampin ultimately requires discretionary stop-loss

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If so, a single-position Nimpin with discretion is sufficient

It must be a trade in the direction you are heading

Nampin logic assuming a return requires discretionary stop-loss, so rejected

If made into a system, the stop-loss must be at a breaking point

A point regarded as a trading timing in market patterns

Break and follow — that's all. If it goes further, the stop-loss appropriate position

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