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In a 'Rejection Setup' at a weekly composite POC, you see price touch the level and form a 'Pin Bar' on heavy volume.
Where is the most logical place for your protective stop-loss?
- At the VAL of the current trading session.
- Roughly halfway between the POC and the VAH overhead.
- Placed directly on the POC level itself to keep risk minimal.
- A few ticks beyond the high of the rejection wick.
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