In trading, a pull back entry is a strategy where a trader waits for a brief retracement in price following a larger move in the opposite direction before entering a position. This strategy aims to capture a potential continuation of the original trend and can be used in various markets such as stocks, forex, and commodities. Successful implementation of this strategy requires a sound understanding of technical analysis and risk management.
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