What is the best time to enter and exit a trend?

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09:28,
bibi_rg

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The very best time to put in a fashion is in the base the best time to leave the trend is in the very top.

The way to Loe the bottom and the very best?
My English is not my native language,hope you can know thx
10:49,
mosket

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A very simple question that's been asked before. So when do you think is the ideal time to put in a trend? When is the ideal time to depart a trend? How do you decide when an opportune time to input is going to occur? How do you decide when the ideal time to exit is going to occur?

To enter and leave the market. I use three indiors. The first is Heiken i, the next is a moving average set to 15 and the next is a RSI set to 10. When the market is going up the MA will likely be below the price, when the market is heading down the price is below. It will not take long to determine when to enter and should leave, as the three indiors make it clear. One word of advice, follow the tendency and wait for clear signs. The wonderful thing about the Heiken i is the fact that it is not busy like your typical candles.
12:10,
Melliza

The best time to put in a fashion is at the bottom the best time to leave the trend is at the top.

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