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50 Pips A Day Forex Strategy by Damir Laurentiu   Price Trends You surely know what a trend is and you know that you see them on your charts over and over again. The trend is a core principle of the forex market or any market for that matter and should always be taken into account when constructing your trading …

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Winning Edge Trading Successful and Profitable Short- and Long-Term Trading Systems and Strategies ebook.pdf By NED GANDEVANI Content : PART II Trading Instruments and Markets CHAPTER 4 Understanding the Financial Markets: Common Stocks What Are Financial Assets? Types of Trading Markets Characteristics of the Common Stocks Market CHAPTER 5 The Exchange-Traded Funds Market Characteristics of ETFs Advantages and Disadvantages Sectors and …

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  Forexmentor – The Advanced Forex Price Action Techniques   By // forexmentor.com/priceaction Andrew Jeken Section 1: Thinking Like a Pro Introduction Course Objective Think Like A Professional A Trip To The Casino A Trip To The Casino (Part 2) Trading In Sample Sizes Tracking Your Progress Section 2: Market Structure & Tools Market Structure & Technical Tools SimTrade: Finding Major …

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Fibonacci expansions levels      Fibonacci expansions are retracement levels beyond the usual 100%. If you are in a buy trade and price exceeds 100%, the expansion levels can be used to find a target. Supposing you have two waves that are in an uptrend, if you apply the Fibonacci retracement on wave 1, it can’t be used in identifying where wave 3 …

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  T2 university-FX Pro Trader   By // old.t2university.com/fxprotrader Videos : 1 getting started 2 brokers 3 developing your trading style 4 structure intro 5 basic patterns 6 Reticular Activating System 7 market wizards Why you lose 8 NAC defined 9 RSI & Divergence 10 strat lab RSI & div. 12 basic ratios 13 fibonacci retracements 14 fibonacci extensions 15 fibs …

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  The Fibonacci sequence was discovered by Leonardo Fibonacci da Pisa. In the year 1202, he wrote a book called “Liber Abaci” which introduced the sequence to Western European mathematics. The Fibonacci sequence is a series of numbers: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144 and on to infinity. The formula for the Fibonacci …

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