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18 Champions trading share their secrets: How to get the maximum return from trading
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18 Champions trading share their secrets: How to get the maximum return from trading
George Angell focuses on volatility and liquidity; Jake Bernstein: Psychologist, who became a trader;
Tom Berovik in addition to its rules of good sense; Walter Bressert reads the market cycles and oscillators;
Tom Demark completely relies on the timing for the operation of the market; George Fontanills use options to reduce the risk;
Lee Gettess focuses controlling risk; Cynthia Case relies on its own technical indicators;
George Lane are still successfully uses stochastics at 75; Glenn Neely rejects the traditional analysis of Elliott;
Grant Noble is looking for signals in the media a non-standard method; Linda Bradford Raschke, focuses on technique;
Rick Redmont bases Trading on Wyckoff theories; Angelo Reynolds engaged in scalping with Eurodollars in the exchange;
For Joe Stowell perseverance is paying off; Gary Wagner uses candles to measure sentiment;
"Event-driven trading" Ben Warwick based on news, Larry Williams: Training - important in trading and running
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