Zaheer Anwari
The Dynamic Trader
Summary
Following on from "Optimal Entry Points" in his first webinar, Zaheer will show how long term trend traders determine potential target levels once in a winning trend. "Let your winners run" is a common phrase in the trading world, yet fear dictates most to bank profit too early. Zaheer believes that overcoming this fear is simply an understanding of natural market movement. Over the long term, patterns in price repeat bringing an element of predictability to it. In this webinar, Zaheer will explain how simplicity and understanding is the key to determining target levels.Latest Live Videos
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