Old rules…but very good rules.. They, who needs to keep an eye on the stochastic complex all the time, linear weighted moving averages, anti-aliasing methods, Fibonacci numbers, etc., usually notice, that they have so much data in front of their eyes, that they cannot make a rational decision. One technique says – Buy, the other says – Sell. One method recommends closing the trade, while the other calls for adding to the trade. It looks like a stamp, but simple methods work best.. Let's start.. 1. The first and most important rule – in a bull market, everyone, as supposed, is in a long position. This may sound trivial., but how many of us sold after the first rally in a bull market, deciding, that the market has taken off too far and too fast. It was like this before, and I suspect, that this will continue to be the case in the future. In this way, we do not make profit, which should have accumulated, but in fact we are losing money, being in short. You can be in a bull market or in a long position, or outside the game. Remember, lack of position – this is also a position.