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How You Should Scalp The Markets

Scalping the markets is much more simple than most people think.

In this video, I show you some of the trades that I and my trading family took today.

London morning session scalping DAX.

US session scalping the open of QS and UTHR stocks.

Following trends is what potentially delivers the best profits, and that is my trading style.

If you have any questions just leave a comment below.

Keep your strategy simple!

The less time you are exposed to the market, the less chance you have to get stopped.

The shorter your targets, the easier it is to predict what is going to happen in the market.

I use this same strategy to trade futures and stocks at London and New York markets open.

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