Summary
Ever wish you could capture those long trending moves in the Forex markets? Whether you are an intraday trader or a long term investor, Steven Primo, 36-year veteran of trading the markets, will share with you one of his favorite methods for trading with the trend. In the first of this two-part series, Mr. Primo will show you how to really know when a valid, strong move is underway with the aid of a very common indicator but formatted to Steven's unique settings. Next month in part 2 of this series, Steven will then share with you one of his proprietary techniques for entering the trend. Mr. Primo will also share numerous and current chart examples displaying both techniques followed by a question and answer period.Latest Live Videos
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