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Summary
Retail traders are taught to always use the same risk parameters regardless of the trade setup Professionals recognize unique market opportunities and take full advantage. In this webinar Alex is going to show you why taking big trades when the market conditions call for it, will help you grow your accounts quickly. He will also show you what specific things to look out for and how to manage these trades when they do present themselves so that you can not only maximise your profits but also limit your risk on the downside.
Whether you are new to trading or an experienced trader looking for additional strategies to add to your arsenal, this is a webinar that you cannot afford to miss. Join Alex as he pulls back the curtain on a trading approach that you will not learn on a forum.
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