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Price action trading has almost become a cliché. Everybody talks about its merits and everybody teaches the same approach. Have you ever wondered whether we are just over complicating what Price Action trading is really about? Whilst only trading at certain levels does have its merits and only trading certain patterns also makes logical sense… There is another approach, one that puts you on the right side of the market the majority of the time. Now if you combine this approach with sound risk management, you have an amazing vehicle to make money. Have you ever looked at a chart and thought, “This is moving up”, only to later see that it did exactly what you expected? But you were not able to enter because it didn’t meet your very stringent trading rules? Well in this webinar Alex is going to show you exactly how you start to trade on your instinct and start making serious profits.Latest Live Videos
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Here is what you need to know on Thursday, February 26:
The Australian Dollar (AUD) skyrocketed to near a two-week high after a hotter-than-expected January inflation report, fueling speculation of additional rate hikes by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).