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Practical Example Risky Entry
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What this lesson covers
This lesson covers the risky entry in practice. It is called risky for a straightforward reason: the entry is taken earlier than the classic one, while the structure is still forming, which means more of these trades will lose. What makes it worthwhile is the improved price and the better ratio on the ones that work. The lesson is specific about when the entry is permitted, which depends on the distinction between a confirmed six and a six with a question mark, and Daniel explains exactly what separates the two. Getting that distinction right is what keeps the risky entry a calculated trade rather than an impatient one, and the lesson works through it on the chart.