Zaheer Anwari
The Dynamic Trader
Zaheer Anwari is a full time trend trader using the monthly, weekly and daily time frame to look for high-probability set ups across the FX, Stocks and Commodities markets. He is a low frequency trader, looking to trade only the best high-probability set ups and then using the power of compounding to accelerate the profit taking phase.
In his webinars, Zaheer will be analysing the FX market from a trend trading perspective, focusing particularly on currencies that are in trend or about to break out into trend. He will highlight areas of support and resistance that he would like to see cleared before looking to take any trades and levels that he would like to see price move towards once in trend.
Zaheer will also be showcasing some The Dynamic Trader software tools he relies on to give him that much needed edge which will hight light the importance of professional software, missing in the approach of many private traders. The webinar will also highlight how the combination of trend trading and the software means Zaheer's trading requires minutes of screen time a day, allowing trading to be adapted around any lifestyle, and crucially, without compromising on profit.
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