Mar 25 | The difference between short and long term trading

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Hey Trader,

Today I discuss the difference between short and long term market movements within the E-mini Russell 2000.

Understanding the difference between these two market movements is important in better grasping market price direction.

And being able to see market price direction gives you a better outlook on possible market entries and exits.

With that information, you can make more profitable trades and reduce losses!

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WORDS TO TRADE BY

"Fear incites human action far more urgently than does the impressive weight of historical evidence."

-Jeremy Siegel

The market reacts to institutional pressure. That means there's a lot of moving parts and thousands of people involved.

Unfortunately, fear is one of the most significant driving forces in investing. That's because the fear of losing money often overrides the optimism of making a profit.

But just because the market is susceptible to fear, that doesn't mean you can't trade during those times of uncertainty.

Use your trading plan to find opportunities even during a downturn. Just be sure to remain vigilant while watching your trades. Keep calm and trade on!


Keep Trading,

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