Range Trading Method identifies zones where price tends to bounce between support and resistance. When a stock drops, it often overshoots toward support and then snaps back up slightly. On a one minute chart, these micro bounces happen in clusters and you can plan entries near support with tight exits at resistance. This method uses volatility against itself and the name of the game is patience and discipline.

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. Set your exit one tick below the mid range line or halfway back to resistance, you don’t need to catch the entire bounce on each trade. Set your stop just below the support floor or support minus the average true range for your underlying, keep position size small per entry since you will take multiple attempts in volatile sessions.

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Aggressive swing trading incoming in a Bear Market moves very fast and reversals hit harder than in bull markets. Keep your risk per scalp under 0.5% of your total equity and never chase a dropping candle below support. Support zones can break clean and if volume picks up on that break, stay out of the way until a lower range forms.

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