What is Re-entry?

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Entering an instrument again after it has been closed, when the conditions are met once more. The risk lies in re-entering right after a loss. Entering repeatedly at the same place for the same reason turns one wrong judgment into several losses. For that reason, re-entry is commonly given its own conditions and a waiting interval.

Lessons using this term (with diagrams)

→ Re-Entry After a Stop-Loss: When a Criterion Exists Again, Follow the Criterion
→ Principle 8 — Setting a Forced Wait Time
→ Two-Way Trading — The Practical Chart Flow

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Decoupling
Risk Management
Position Sizing
Backtest
Forward Test
Quantitative Trading
Algorithmic Trading
Macroeconomic Indicators

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