Financial analysis of markets published in peer reviewed journals says otherwise. More money is made buying Donchian breakdowns in a bull-market, than breakouts. I suspect the averaging down fallacy is pushed by vested interests onto retail investors. There is a difference between averaging down in cash-flow positive companies with no debt, and indebted companies with no earnings. Averaging down is really just dollar cost averaging, by another name.
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