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Dangers at the Biggest DECISION POINTS in Trading // Ep. 113

Learn how to manage key decision points in the process of trading. Also hear a simple method of releasing psychological capital.

Home / Podcast / Dangers at the Biggest DECISION POINTS in Trading // Ep. 113

In This Episode

  • If you want to be neutral, you have to get out of the trade
  • The big key decision points
  • What influences traders the most

Don't Make a Mistake at These Key Trading Decision Points

Trading is made up of several key decision points.

If you make a mistake at any one of these points, it could ruin your entire trade.

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So listen in as we break down every trade and what you can do at each point to maximize your probability of success.

We also discuss how Walter releases psychological capital once he enters a trade.

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