Summary
Trading is an avenue of opportunity open to us all. It is an avenue to potentially make large sums of money and to change lifestyles. However, the understanding of how to make CONSISTENT money from the markets eludes many. There is a natural rhythm to price action that must be understood and embraced to see consistent growth on your account. This natural movement includes periods of trends which are the most profitable times for a trader, and periods of consolidation which is when traders refrain from opening new positions and apply patience. It is applying and understanding patience that traders can find difficult as consolidation can be in play for months. In this webinar, Zaheer will be analysing and looking at current market structure and establishing whether now is a time to be trading or standing aside.Latest Live Videos
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Gold struggles to hold above $2,300 despite falling US yields
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