Two charts help you understand the core differences between left-side trading and right-side trading:
Left-side trading: When the price approaches a key level (such as a support line, a dense trading area, moving averages, etc.), anticipate that the trend may reverse or bounce back and directly enter the market to buy. Its advantage lies in the ease of capturing low-entry opportunities, with greater potential profit margins.
Right-side trading: Similarly, when the price approaches key positions, anticipate a reversal, but do not rush to enter the market. Instead, wait for clear trend signals before following up with a purchase. This method provides higher stability in entry points, but the cost levels are usually not as advantageous as those in left-side trading.
