[Trade Review] How Volume Profile Located Profitable Crude Oil and 10yr Note Swing Trades – 9/19/18
Published 9/19/18 4:30 pm central:
Traders,
I have a new announcement! I just launched the MDA YouTube page. This will allow you to subscribe to the YouTube page to attend my “Live Streams” hosted on YouTube. I do 2-3 live streams each week where I review trades and setups in real-time and go over the volume analysis tools in the Market Dimensions Advisory. This is your chance to learn more about my approach and see it in action. Also, do not miss out on any events going forward or newly updated videos.
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In today’s video I discuss this further as well as two trades over the past 24 hours that have seen a move over $2500. Watch the video below.
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