Markets trend about 30% of the time and ~70% for range-bound market conditions.Most retail traders try to ignore the range. They’re unexciting and usually offer limited reward potential. But a question that every trader needs to ask themselves...Are you trading for fun, or profit? I know this sounds , but this is a serious question that every trader needs to reflect with.If you’re trading for profit, you’ll probably want to include a range-bound strategy in your approach for the 70% of the time when a market isn’t trending.The biggest key to trading a range is to avoid being on the wrong side of the inevitable breakout or breakdown.I believe most range will eventually end. It just needs time, like what we saw in BTC in Nov 22,2022 to Jan 12,2023 when prices oscillated between $18,500 and $15,500.But when BTC did finally begin to breakout at $18,500, the price movements became violent and erratic. This leads directly into liquidation of traders who persist to short the market and because of the limited up-side potential of range-bound markets one really large loss can be disastrous for a trader.As what we always mention on our bootcamp. Risk management is one of the upmost important part of trading.� �Stops should be used at all times and always trade with an exit plan in-case setup not work out as planned.Like any other market condition, there are ways to trade a ranging market. �Always remember there is no individual right or wrong way to do it as long as strong risk management is used :) .When trading a range, we can take the high and low points of a sideways market to determine when, where, and how to enter as well as where to place the stop in the event that the range gets broken.With this type of strategy, we can allow the market to tell them whether or not a trade should be triggered.If the risk amount is larger than the profit potential, then a positive risk-reward ratio would not be possible and no trade should be taken.��"Plan your trade, trade your plan."

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