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Trade Management Strategy – Part 3

Hi Traders,

In episode 318, we put out a challenge to clients to build the rules we presented and many of you attempted the build and sent through your versions.

The first response came from Mike in the UK. It looks like he may have cracked it.

In this episode, Mike will walk you through his attempt to build an advanced trade management model based on the rules we presented.

We hope you enjoy the episode.

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