
Robinson
@sebastiang
Technical analysis can be powerful, but pitfalls abound. First, avoid over-reliance on a single indicator—combine tools like moving averages, RSI, and volume for a fuller picture. Second, don’t ignore the broader market context; a stock’s trend may hinge on sector or economic conditions. Third, steer clear of confirmation bias—don’t cherry-pick data to fit your narrative. Fourth, resist overtrading based on short-term noise; focus on significant patterns or breakouts. Fifth, backtest your strategy with historical data to ensure it’s not just luck. Lastly, manage emotions—fear and greed can skew your judgment. By diversifying your approach, respecting context, and staying disciplined, you’ll sidestep errors and boost your analysis’ reliability. 0 reply
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