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Episdoe 36 - How To Trade Trump’s Volatility
The episode kicks off with the Blokes updating on the forward testing and backtesting of their various trading Edges, including Fibonacci retracements and extensions, the Supertrend indicator, and using the R3 and S3 lines. All very high-brow for TBT!
Following this, the Blokes quickly hit their regular stride and it all descends into some petty squabbling about Donald Trump, Putin and, of course, Twitter.
Rather more light-heartedly there is the launch of the heavily-anticipated ‘Meme Competition’. Get yourself on the TB
T Facebook community to check out that gem!
The interview covers The Donald once again, but in a more useful way from the perspective of trader David Belle of davidbellefx.com ! He discusses the issues that arise from global political uncertainty caused by Trump and Brexit, but also the positive opportunities of volatility. He leaves us with a clear message: Keep it Simple.
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By Jonathan (Two Blokes Trading)
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Episdoe 36 - How To Trade Trump’s Volatility
The episode kicks off with the Blokes updating on the forward testing and backtesting of their various trading Edges, including Fibonacci retracements and extensions, the Supertrend indicator, and using the R3 and S3 lines. All very high-brow for TBT!
Following this, the Blokes quickly hit their regular stride and it all descends into some petty squabbling about Donald Trump, Putin and, of course, Twitter.
Rather more light-heartedly there is the launch of the heavily-anticipated ‘Meme Competition’. Get yourself on the TB
T Facebook community to check out that gem!
The interview covers The Donald once again, but in a more useful way from the perspective of trader David Belle of davidbellefx.com ! He discusses the issues that arise from global political uncertainty caused by Trump and Brexit, but also the positive opportunities of volatility. He leaves us with a clear message: Keep it Simple.