The Secrets To Multiple Timeframe Trading The Forex Marke

In episode 259 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, I sit down once again with Andrew Mitchem, a Forex swing trader based in New Zealand. We discuss his progress over the recent years as well as his special ways to look at multiple timeframes.

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In This Episode, You'll Learn...

• What has been going on with Andrew Mitchem since the last interview on 2015 00:57
• What are the keys to being able to quit your job and trade full time 02:59
• The importance of multiple sources of income 05:48
• What should a starting trader focus on 07:16
• How did Andrew dealt with getting family on board with his trading and how he recommends traders to go about it 09:05
• How to get back out from a bad series of losing trades 12:28
• How Andrew discovered his trading style 14:47
• How to make Fibonacci trading work 17:16
• How Andrew automated his highly discretionary trading style 19:51
• The importance of knowing the strategy you are trading 26:29
• How to trade through different market volatility ranges 28:21
• How Andrew adds pairs to his trading 34:56
• Where to find Andrew Mitchem 36:14
• And much more!

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