Steven Primo
SpecialistTrading.com
Summary
There are 2 things that that every Forex trader should ABSOLUTELY do before each and every trade in order to achieve high probability set-ups. Join Steven Primo, 37-year professional trader and former Stock Exchange Specialist, for the conclusion of this 2-part educational program. In part 1 of the series Steven showed you how to properly calculate a simple mathematical formula, the RPS method, that he leaned while trading on the floor of the Stock Exchange. In part 2, Steven will reveal the second thing that every trader should ABSOLUTELY do before each and every trade. Steven assures that with a little practice you’ll be able to execute these techniques for yourself, regardless of market and regardless of time frame.Latest Live Videos
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