We most clearly are in the bear period with some bullish retracements and corrections, an always buy position after this period will not be a bad strategy but then you have to be timely with it, by that I mean it should have a time frame with which it last even as you would want to hold the position for a long time as a swing or position trader. Depending on when the position was opened, you could run some loses at some point but if we are in a bull season, leaving it without closing the position can later get you into some wins and profit in the later time. A low leverage will save you and increase your profit potential but the spot market will avail you so much capital protection and safety for your profit generally but doesn't promise an exponential profit rate especially if you are using low capital and not the the big capital like some institutions or othe big retailers. But as a conservative trader who has low capital and wants some tangible profit within a realistic time frame, lower leverage will help a lot but if you can go without leverage at all, it can be of help, although it will come with low profit margin but you get more control and have some really good capital protection. Final take is that as a swing trader don't over leverage, since you have the time more than other traders so your likelihood of recovery over time when in loss is very high, have as much patience as possible with a very good discipline with following your risk management strategy as we will soon be in that bullish period so If you are willing to go in really long term, this is one good time to get an entry and open a swing position. Swing traders with very long term holdings can sometimes be considered investors.
We most clearly are in the bear period with some bullish retracements and corrections, an always buy position after this period will not be a bad strategy but then you have to be timely with it, by that I mean it should have a time frame with which it last even as you would want to hold the position for a long time as a swing or position trader. Depending on when the position was opened, you could run some loses at some point but if we are in a bull season, leaving it without closing the position can later get you into some wins and profit in the later time. A low leverage will save you and increase your profit potential but the spot market will avail you so much capital protection and safety for your profit generally but doesn't promise an exponential profit rate especially if you are using low capital and not the the big capital like some institutions or othe big retailers. But as a conservative trader who has low capital and wants some tangible profit within a realistic time frame, lower leverage will help a lot but if you can go without leverage at all, it can be of help, although it will come with low profit margin but you get more control and have some really good capital protection. Final take is that as a swing trader don't over leverage, since you have the time more than other traders so your likelihood of recovery over time when in loss is very high, have as much patience as possible with a very good discipline with following your risk management strategy as we will soon be in that bullish period so If you are willing to go in really long term, this is one good time to get an entry and open a swing position. Swing traders with very long term holdings can sometimes be considered investors.

We most clearly are in the bear period with some bullish retracements and corrections, an always buy position after this period will not be a bad strategy but then you have to be timely with it, by that I mean it should have a time frame with which it last even as you would want to hold the position for a long time as a swing or position trader. Depending on when the position was opened, you could run some loses at some point but if we are in a bull season, leaving it without closing the position can later get you into some wins and profit in the later time. A low leverage will save you and increase your profit potential but the spot market will avail you so much capital protection and safety for your profit generally but doesn't promise an exponential profit rate especially if you are using low capital and not the the big capital like some institutions or othe big retailers. But as a conservative trader who has low capital and wants some tangible profit within a realistic time frame, lower leverage will help a lot but if you can go without leverage at all, it can be of help, although it will come with low profit margin but you get more control and have some really good capital protection. Final take is that as a swing trader don't over leverage, since you have the time more than other traders so your likelihood of recovery over time when in loss is very high, have as much patience as possible with a very good discipline with following your risk management strategy as we will soon be in that bullish period so If you are willing to go in really long term, this is one good time to get an entry and open a swing position. Swing traders with very long term holdings can sometimes be considered investors.

We most clearly are in the bear period with some bullish retracements and corrections, an always buy position after this period will not be a bad strategy but then you have to be timely with it, by that I mean it should have a time frame with which it last even as you would want to hold the position for a long time as a swing or position trader. Depending on when the position was opened, you could run some loses at some point but if we are in a bull season, leaving it without closing the position can later get you into some wins and profit in the later time. A low leverage will save you and increase your profit potential but the spot market will avail you so much capital protection and safety for your profit generally but doesn't promise an exponential profit rate especially if you are using low capital and not the the big capital like some institutions or othe big retailers. But as a conservative trader who has low capital and wants some tangible profit within a realistic time frame, lower leverage will help a lot but if you can go without leverage at all, it can be of help, although it will come with low profit margin but you get more control and have some really good capital protection. Final take is that as a swing trader don't over leverage, since you have the time more than other traders so your likelihood of recovery over time when in loss is very high, have as much patience as possible with a very good discipline with following your risk management strategy as we will soon be in that bullish period so If you are willing to go in really long term, this is one good time to get an entry and open a swing position. Swing traders with very long term holdings can sometimes be considered investors.