July 23 | How long-term and short-term movements differ

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In this video, Josh discusses the difference between short and long-term market movements within the E-mini Russell 2000. Understanding how these movements differ is vital to perceiving future market price direction. A nd 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! See how Josh explains it.

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