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A stock is trading at $50.00. You identify a bullish sequence and want to place a buy order.
According to VSA psychology, where should you place your stop-loss?
- At the 20-day moving average to follow the trend.
- Exactly at 49.00 to ensure a round-number exit.
- Immediately above the breakout level to ensure a break-even trade.
- At an irregular number like 48.37 below the last reaction low.
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