Multi-Time Frame Trading & Statistical Validation
|Trading University Instructor and McGraw-Hill author Jay Norris talks about the importance of using market generated information in trade selection and management. Jay shows how he organizes the current tradable patterns in a market in order to determine which markets to trade and which direction to trade them from, with the goal of capturing that statistical data to help insure desirable results.
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