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In this live forex trading webinar we will discuss the fundamental news events of the week and review the technical setups on the charts. We will look for trading opportunities for the day as well as look to setup swing trade plans for the following week. We will review the G7 FX Currency Pairs, as well as Gold, Oil and Stock Indices. We may also discuss scalping and hedging techniques using binary options. This event is scheduled to be 75 minutes to allow time for audience interaction, participate and Q&A.
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