Medium-Term Strategy
Capturing market moves over several days to a few weeks
Beginner-friendly explanation
Medium-term trading means holding a position for a few days to a few weeks. It's a balance between short-term and long-term.
Example: You buy SOL at $20 because you believe it will rise over the next two weeks after good news.
Intermediate-level insight
This strategy relies on multi-timeframe technical analysis, trend or reversal signals, and active position management.
Example: A trader follows a breakout signal on the 4H chart, targeting a 15% gain over 10 days, using RSI and volume confirmation.
Advanced perspective
Medium-term trading combines short-term fundamentals, catalysts (news, announcements), and momentum indicators. It adapts to mid-term cycles with flexible stop and take profit management.
Example: Based on a weekly bullish divergence, a trader opens a multi-day trade with tiered take profits and dynamic adjustments.
Trading Strategies
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