Yesterday I talked about knowing price points in order to keep things in perspective.  

We looked at BTC and realized it is just in a range on the daily chart so no need to freak out over 400-500 point moves until we either broke above or below certain price levels.

I'd like to take this a step further and talk about price points for helping us with entry and exit targets.

## Price Points - Part II

The price action in EOS over the last few days gives us a good example.  Price surged to new highs only to pull back yesterday before rallying a bit today.  The price level it "bounced" at was a clear price point that an eye should have been kept on.

I discuss it in detail in the video below...
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Disclaimer:  All info in this post is my opinion and for educational use.