Holding to the opposing signal involves maintaining your trade until an opposite signal potentially appears. For example, if you enter a trade at a green FlowMaster™ Enigma, you hold the position until a red Enigma potentially signals a reversal.
A bearish Headshot suggesting a short position. Hold the position until an opposing signal appears, in this example a blue FibElliDott. This indicates a good time to close the position and secure profits. A bullish Headshot suggesting a long position. Hold the position until an opposing signal appears, in this instance a pink FibElliDott. This indicates a good time to close the position and secure profits. Here is an example where a red Enigma has been plotted, suggesting a short position entry. It is followed by a blue Enigma, indicating a potential reversal and a signal to close the position and take profits. Here is another example where a green Enigma has been plotted, suggesting a long position entry. It is followed by a pink Enigma, indicating a potential reversal and a signal to close the position and take profits. Holding to the opposing signal can potentially help you aim for larger profit targets. By waiting for an opposite signal, you align your exits with significant market shifts.
Here is an example featuring a bearish PRZ Cross, which is ideal for initiating a short position. Hold the position until the opposing signal appears; in this instance, a green Alpha has been plotted, indicating it’s time to close the position and take profits. Here is an example featuring a bullish PRZ Cross for long positions. Hold the position until the opposing signal appears; in this instance, a red Omega has been plotted, indicating a good time to close and take profits.
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