The entry point refers to the price or moment at which a new position is opened. The quality of the entry has a direct impact on the risk-to-reward ratio of a trade.
In a structured trading strategy, the entry point is ideally not chosen randomly but is determined using technical analysis, market structure, indicators, or fundamental assessments.
Common entry methods include buying at a support zone, entering after a breakout, or taking a position based on indicator signals such as the RSI or a moving average.
A precise entry point also makes it easier to place stop-loss and take-profit levels, forming the basis of proper risk management. In the context of Adaptive Multi-Entry, entries are deliberately distributed across multiple price levels instead of a single point.
