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@icooperTrades i think you are right and i could see that move in tomorrows session.

#Copper down a little today but looks like this could be an early bull flag just below resistance. If this continues for a few more days then probabilities will start to favour a break up and next resistance would be $6.33. If it does get rejected here, then the bottom of the parallel is next support. As a result of the pattern just described, I closed my short earlier today at break even (this was the 2nd half of the position after I closed the 1st half for a good profit at $5.50). This is just a risk management move as I still think copper has a lot more to drop in the coming months. If it does get another push up above $6.30 I will re enter short. #metals #trading

$hg Copper is going to explode in the next 72 hours? Why? I dont know, but it will.

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