Pullback in RIOT. 6/4/2021
RIOT has 3 out of the 4 moving averages on the bullish side on the Daily, so I set up a pullback on the 30 minute chart. Your risk is defined, but please be cautious of resistance on the way up.
RIOT has 3 out of the 4 moving averages on the bullish side on the Daily, so I set up a pullback on the 30 minute chart. Your risk is defined, but please be cautious of resistance on the way up.
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