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What is brarish in trading?

Brarish is when you are about to sell.

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What does bullic mean?

Bullic is when you are going to buy.

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What does a green candle indicate?

A green candle indicates that buyers won.

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What does a red candle signify?

A red candle means that sellers won.

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What do long candles indicate?

Long candles indicate strong buying or selling.

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What do small candles represent?

Small candles represent indecision among traders.

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What is support in trading?

Support is a price level where the stock often stops falling because buyers step in.

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What is resistance in trading?

Resistance is a price level where the stock often stops rising because sellers step in.

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How do you think of support and resistance?

Think of support as the floor and resistance as the ceiling.

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What is an uptrend?

An uptrend is characterized by higher highs and higher lows.

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What is a downtrend?

A downtrend is characterized by lower highs and lower lows.

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What does sideways movement mean?

Sideways movement refers to the price moving within a range.

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Why shouldn't you trade with real money initially?

You should watch a stock, guess its direction, and check later to practice without risking money.

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What is paper trading?

Paper trading allows you to use fake money with real market prices to practice trading.

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What is liquidity in the market?

Liquidity refers to areas where a lot of buy/sell orders are waiting.

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What is a liquidity sweep?

A liquidity sweep occurs when the market goes below a price level to trigger stop losses and then reverses.

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What is a Fair Value Gap (FVG)?

A Fair Value Gap is a price jump that leaves a gap in the price action due to rapid movement.

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Why is the first FVG important?

The first FVG after a liquidity sweep is significant for trading strategies.

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When does the New York market open?

The New York market open is when a lot of buying and selling happens, leading to more price movement.

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What is the importance of a stop loss?

A stop loss prevents excessive losses by defining the maximum acceptable loss on a trade.

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What should a trader consider before taking profit?

A trader should establish where to take profit before entering a trade.

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What is risk management in trading?

Risk management involves protecting your capital by not risking all funds on a single trade.

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What should you check daily before trading?

You should check the market's trend direction, support, resistance, liquidity sweeps, and FVGs.