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Summary
In today's session we examine the turning points on the chart. How do you know when the markets will reverse? Which clues will you see when the market is at a turning point? Where should we look for reversals? How should we trade reversals on the Naked Chart?
In our session we will examine the best opportunities for reversals on the chart, the best clues for reversals and how to set our risk and reward points on the Naked Charts when hunting down those very best swing points. You will also see how to avoid the top 3 mistakes most traders make when attempting to trade reversals.
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