Summary
In this webinar, Zaheer will be taking an in-depth look at natural market movement to price, a key aspect that has to be understood if one is to make a success of trading and see consistent growth on their accounts. There have been excellent trends in FX since September, which Zaheer has been covering on a monthly basis, as the trends have developed. After every trend, price has to correct. In this webinar, Zaheer will be covering if the trends are still in play, where traders can continue to allocate risk in the market to good set ups, or to tighten stops and bank profit if consolidation is about to hit or if price is showing signs of reversal. This is a must view webinar for those who struggle with the so-called "psychology" behind trading and learn how to eliminate that idea by understanding price action.Latest Live Videos
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