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The Basics of Trading: Buying and Selling Cryptocurrencies

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Each signal contains the following information:



 Coin:

  • The name of the proposed currency for the transaction


 T.F: Stands for “Time Frame”

  • Simply put, this concept indicates the time frame during which price changes have been analyzed.
    For example, "T.F: 1H" means the respective cryptocurrency has been analyzed over a one-hour period.


  • The standard time frames in GetRichEX are as follows:
    15 Min: 15 minutes
    30 Min: 30 minutes
    1H: 1 hour
    2H: 2 hours
    4H: 4 hours
    1D: 1 day
  • If you come across with the phrase “scalp” in the signal’s “T.F”, it means you should immediately enter the transaction and that signal will expire very soon.
  • If you come across with the phrase “pending order” in the signal’s “T.F”, it means we have not yet entered the buying or selling range, but we will enter this range soon and you must open an order at the suggested point or points.


 E.P: Stands for “Enter Price”

  • “E.P” is the point where you should open your order. “E.P” is sometimes a price and sometimes a price range. If you come across a price range in the signal’s “E.P”, according to your own trade strategy or “our trading strategy”, enter part of the capital in the first point and part in the second point.


 T.P: Stands for “Take Profit”

  • Refers to a point or points where a trader has determined through analysis that it is an appropriate region for taking profit or exiting a trade. These points are strategically chosen, and a trader reaches them using various technical and fundamental analysis techniques. A signal may have just one or multiple Take Profit.
  • GetRichEx signals can have between 1 and 6 targets, and you should save part or all of your capital at each of these points according to your trading strategy or “our trading strategy”.

 S.L: Stands for “Stop Loss”

  • This is a point designated as the limit of loss in a trade. Sometimes, market trends may move contrary to analysts' predictions. To prevent further losses, traders always specify a point as their "Stop Loss". If the price drops to this point, they exit the trade with minimal loss.


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