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Hopper Strategies: MACD and the Reverse Trigger Finger - Summary

Independent trader Jennifer Thornburg presents the 4th chapter of her educational series How to Use the MACD. 

This is the summary of the session in where Jennifer explains the reverse trigger finger and the MACD as a signal to identify a counter-trend move.

Watch the full chapter 4th: How To Use The MACD #4: MACD - Sometimes A Point Of Entry, A Stop-Loss, A Profit Target

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Jennifer Thornburg

Jennifer Thornburg has been trading Forex since the beginning of 2001. She spent 6 years traveling to various locations within the United States where she studied under gurus and mentors.

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