Being precise about attempting a counter-trend trade in a ranging market makes you more likely to lose

Mechanical market judgment rarely yields a range market

There are times when it’s better to call it a noise market, building a small trend market

And then the trend breaks and comes back

If you were scaling in with counter-trend averaging during this time, you could increase your position

If you consider counter-trend averaging in a truly range market

when a trend forms and you incur losses, you can’t profit from counter-trend averaging

If you don’t cut losses, counter-trend won’t work

If you always follow the market’s filters, you’ll accumulate many losses

A life of losing money on stop-outs will cause counter-trend to lose

From a mechanical market judgment

That is a stop-loss made with an overall grasp of the market

Because markets have ups and downs, and to leverage that

The more precisely you judge a range market and try to avoid losses with counter-trend, the more you tend to lose

Counter-trend averaging can extend profits when there is ambiguity

By constantly monitoring the market and making stop-loss decisions based on market strength, counter-trend averaging can yield profits

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