Xác định “độ thơm” của nến pin bar

Is there anyone who can read this gibberish?

I think it says “Be sure to drink your Ovaltine”

@Legatus_Legionis he most likely used google translate from Vietnamese. I’ve seen spam like this before here, they’re bots. This is what the original post is translated:

Determine “aroma” of the pin bar candle [/ b] We will look at the shape of [url = https: //sanforextotnhat.com/phuong-phap-giao-dich-nen-pin-bar-hieu-qua-nhat/] [b] pin bar candle [/ b] [/ url] as well as how it associates with the surrounding price zone. We will assume all support and resistance levels are important and that set ups are trending. Nose size [/ b] We all know what a pin bar looks like. But where the pin bar close the candle (close) can tell a lot about its aroma. Let’s go back to supply-demand theory, which makes pin bar so attractive. When demand exceeds supply, prices rise and vice versa when supply exceeds demand, prices fall. There are, of course, many different prices at which supply and demand exceed. In other words, the strength of the market (or key prices) varies from situation to situation. Pin bar 1 can still be profitable even if it has a large nose. This standard is not a must, but it is very useful. Only when it’s not a real pin bar (the tail isn’t at least 2/3 candles long) will it be unreliable. See also: [url = https: //sanforextotnhat.com/tong-hop-cac-mo-hinh-harmonic-quan-trong-trong-forex/] [b] harmonic model [/ b] [/ url] Source: lenmanglamgiau.com

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