There are two types: those who have experienced a slump and those who will. File Size: 157.4MB. Most successful traders have had to go through long,
Linda Raschke – Slump Busting Techniques
Slump Busting Techniques By Linda Raschke
Expert: Linda Raschke
Type: PDF Workbook MP3 Audio
Running Time: 90 Minutes
Workbook Length: 13 pages
There are two types, those who have been in a slump or those who will be. The majority of successful traders have experienced long, flat periods during their careers. Linda Raschke This article will provide some tools and techniques that can help you not only get out of slumps but also to break through overhead ceilings. Trading is a performance-A discipline that is goal-oriented. The psychological aspects of trading can make up 90% of the game. Linda These are the three main weapons that a trader can use against the majority trading hang.-ups. These weapons will improve your execution skills, focus and consistency. She then shows three of her most powerful technical patterns that can be traded off. These setups will outperform any other technical pattern! Get ready to set new account highs.
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Linda Raschke It was a complete-Over 20 years as a professional trader. She started her trading career at the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange, and then moved to the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. Linda was written up in Jack Schwager’s book, “The New Market Wizards” In “Women of the Street” Sue Herera In 1995, she co-Author of the best-selling book “Street Smarts – High Probability Short Term Trading Strategies.” Linda Trades continue to take place every day.
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