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Elliott Wave Mastery
Let’s Settle Some Important Pointers First
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DIRECTIONAL
BIAS
RECO
PATTE N
FOREC ET
AST
MARK
GNITIO
RN
S CON
I N T I O N FIR
O
P INA T FRA MAT
M CTA ION
TE R L

Lesson Objectives
DIRECTIONAL
BIAS 1. Impulse vs Correction
RECO
2. 3 Market Scenarios
PATTE N
FOREC ET
AST
MARK
GNITIO
T S N
1 CON
FIR
RN
3. Impulse Move Psychology
4. Corrective Move Psychology
O IN
P INA T I O FRA MAT 5. Why We Trade the Impulse
M CTA ION
R L
TE 6. Be Patient with Correction

There are only 2 ways price can move
▸ Impulse and correction
▸ Impulse is a strong direction move
▸ Correction is a slow and/or sideways move
▸ This is the building blocks Elliott Wave




3 Market Scenarios
▸ Impulse wave provides the recent directional bias
▸ And we prefer to trade in the direction of the recent impulse
▸ With Impulses and Corrections, there are only 3 combinations in the market
▸ Impulse then correction
▸ Impulse then impulse
▸ Impulse then crawl

3 Market Scenarios
▸ Impulse then correction
▸ Direction follow the previous impulse

3 Market Scenarios
▸ Impulse then impulse
▸ Be patient and not trade

3 Market Scenarios
▸ Impulse then crawl
▸ Look to trade the reversal direction

Impulse Move Psychology

▸ Price moves impulsively when there is a catalyst
▸ A catalyst can come from many different factors
▸ Fundamental shift
▸ News / risk events
▸ Sentiment shift
▸ Catalyst provides volatility, not direction

Corrective Move Psychology

▸ A correction is when the market pause and take a break
▸ This usually happen after an impulse move
▸ During this period, there is no clear sense of direction, and ‘everyone’ is

waiting for the next catalyst
▸ Corrective move are usually choppy, and the price move tends to overlap one
another significantly

Chart Analysis Psychology

▸ It is perfectly okay to say it’s “NOT CLEAR” at the moment
▸ Give time the market to develop into a clearer combination / pattern
▸ And just move on to the next chart

Why We Trade the Impulse

That’s a strong move down,

let’s sell before we miss it
Sell

Oh no, price is going against us
Sell

Luckily we manage to get back in profit,

better close this trade with profit
Sell

Good that we closed the

trade with small profits

That’s a strong move down,

let’s sell before we miss it
Sell

Oh no, price is going against us
Sell

Luckily we manage to get back in profit,

better close this trade with profit
Sell

Good that we closed the

trade with small profits

Oh no, we missed the move again


▸ It’s psychologically easier to ride the impulse
▸ Because in the shortest time possible, we are able to see our trades in
profits
▸ And managing it is easier
▸ When you are trading in a correction, your emotions will be affected by the
ups and downs
▸ When we enter a trade, we want to see an impulse move develop in the

shortest time possible

Be Patient with Correction

▸ Understand that correction takes a longer time to develop
▸ Suppose the impulse move took a day to move
▸ Give at least 2-3 days for the correction to develop
▸ If the impulse move took 2 hours to move
▸ Give at least 4-6 hours for the correction to develop


▸ In the FX context, Asian sessions are usually corrective in nature
▸ Most impulses are developed during UK session
▸ That’s around 3pm / 4pm based on Malaysia, Singapore timezone
▸ When there is a major economic data for that week, usually price will be
corrective leading into the news
▸ For example, NFP on Friday, the USD will be corrective for most of the week
leading into Friday
▸ When there is a major central bank decision, usually price will be corrective
leading into it as well

Lesson Objectives
DIRECTIONAL
BIAS 1. Impulse vs Correction
RECO
2. 3 Market Scenarios
PATTE N
FOREC ET
AST
MARK
GNITIO
T S N
1 CON
FIR
RN
3. Impulse Move Psychology
4. Corrective Move Psychology
O IN
P INA T I O FRA MAT 5. Why We Trade the Impulse
M CTA ION
R L
TE 6. Be Patient with Correction

Let’s Practice Together

1. Open any chart, any instrument you want on TradingView
2. Click on “1M” at the bottom left
3. Categorize the price movement as impulse or correction
1. Line to highlight impulse
2. Box to highlight correction
4. Share the chart in the Mastermind Group

Lesson Objectives
PATTERN 1. Flag / Flat
RECOGNITION
BIAS L
2. Channel
CONFI
TIONA
FRACT ON
RMATI
2
3. Wave Expectation of Flag & Flat
DIREC
AL
4. Diagonal
AS T TER POIN 5. Wave Expectation of Diagonal

R C
E ET MIN TS
FO ARK ATI
ON 6. Double Top / Bottom
M
7. Head-and-Shoulder

Why Pattern Recognition is Important
▸ What do you think?
▸ Share your answers with us

How many of you know which engine or car

won the F1 Championship in 2019?
Year Car / Engine
2014 Mercedes
2015 Mercedes
2016 Mercedes
2017 Mercedes
2018 Mercedes
2019 ?


▸ You don’t need to know a lot or be a specialist in the field
▸ All you need is a pattern
▸ And you can confidently predict what’s the likely outcome

▸ Patterns tend to repeat over and over again in the market
▸ The key is to be able to identify and capitalize on the patterns
▸ If historically out of 100 times, there are 60 times the pattern repeat itself
▸ What would you do the next time you see a similar pattern?

Flag / Flat

Flag / Flat

Flag / Flat

Flag / Flat

Channel

Channel

Channel

Channel

Wave Expectation of Flag & Flat

▸ Always anticipate a minimum 3 wave moves for flags & flats
▸ Sometimes we might see 7 or even 11 wave moves



1 3

1 3



3
1

3
1

Diagonal

Diagonal

Diagonal

Diagonal

Wave Expectation of Diagonal

▸ Always anticipate a 5 wave moves for diagonal










3
5


3
5

Double Top

Double Top

Double Bottom

Double Bottom

Head-and-Shoulder H
S S

Head-and-Shoulder H
S S

Head-and-Shoulder
S S
H
Head-and-Shoulder
S S
H
Master One Pattern

at a Time

Lesson Objectives
PATTERN 1. Flag / Flat
RECOGNITION
BIAS L
2. Channel
CONFI
TIONA
FRACT ON
RMATI
2
3. Wave Expectation of Flag & Flat
DIREC
AL
4. Diagonal
AS T TER POIN 5. Wave Expectation of Diagonal

R C
E ET MIN TS
FO ARK ATI
ON 6. Double Top / Bottom
M
7. Head-and-Shoulder


2. Click on “1M” at the bottom left
3. Identify the pattern(s) you can see in the chart

Lesson Objectives
FRACTAL 1. Price Pattern Fractal Nature
CONFIRMATION
2. Larger Timeframe Provides More
TERM TS
Reliable Patterns
NITION
RECOG RN
POIN
PATTE
INATI
3
3. Lower Timeframe Provides
ON
Confirmation
FOR 4. Fractal Confirmation Increases

I A S AL MA ECAS Probability
B TION RK T
C ET
DIR
E 5. Fractal Confirmation Increases Reward
Ratio
6. Fractal Confirmation Provides Us Clarity

Patterns Repeat in Different Scale
▸ These patterns can be applied in small timeframes as well as longer timeframes
▸ We want to work on at least 3 timeframes to gain an overall clarity of the

market development
▸ See the different timeframes as building blocks / lego pieces
▸ To build a house, we want to know how does the final design look like
▸ During construction, we want to make sure the bricks are placed properly
too
▸ If the bricks are not placed properly, the final design will not be ready

Patterns Repeat in Different Scale
▸ Larger timeframe like Daily and Weekly provides more reliable patterns and
directional bias
▸ Lower timeframe like H4, H1, M15 provides confirmation that the price may
be ready to move

Daily Timeframe

Daily Timeframe
▸ Corrective Channel Pattern
▸ Daily suggest downside bias

Daily Timeframe
▸ Zoom in to H4 timeframe

H4 Timeframe

H4 Timeframe
▸ Double Top, Channel
▸ H4 suggest downside bias

H4 Timeframe
▸ Zoom in to H1 timeframe

H1 Timeframe

H1 Timeframe
▸ Channel, Diagonal, Flag
▸ H1 suggest downside bias

H1 Timeframe
▸ Larger timeframe provides reliability -> downside bias
▸ Lower timeframe provides confirmation -> downside bias

Fractal Confirmation Increases Probability
▸ When the Daily, H4 and H1 all suggesting downside bias, the odds and
probability stack up to our favor
▸ Taking a short trade from here not only provide us with an alignment with
the larger direction from daily, but also indicating that the timing is ready
from the lower timeframes

Risk Reward Ratio

Stop Loss
Sell Here
Where will you put your Take Profit?

Risk Reward Ratio

Stop Loss
Sell Here
What are some emotions and thoughts

you will be having?
C

Risk Reward Ratio

Stop Loss
Sell Here
What are some emotions and thoughts

C you will be having?

Risk Reward Ratio

Stop Loss
Sell Here
What are some emotions and

thoughts you will be having?
C

Fractal Confirmation Increases Reward Ratio
▸ Often trader cut themselves short by taking profits too early, especially if we
are trading based on just one timeframe
▸ Some traders also cut themselves short based on the concept of support
and resistance, taking profits at the previous highs or lows
▸ With fractal confirmation and Elliott Wave, we want to ride the move as
much as we can
▸ Taking trades with risk-to-reward ratio of 1:5, 1:7, 1:10 is possible

What is Risk Reward Ratio

Stop Loss
Sell Here
For Target A, the reward is 0.5 times of the Risk


Stop Loss
Sell Here
For Target B, the reward is 1.2 times of the Risk


Stop Loss
Sell Here
For Target C, the reward

is 3 times of the Risk

Why is Reward Ratio Important
Reward Ratio Win Rate Required
0.5 67%
1 50%
1.5 40%
2 33%
2.5 29%
3 25%

Leveraging on Higher Timeframe




Stop Loss
Sell Here

Clarity from Fractal Confirmation
▸ Can you still take a trade that is against the higher timeframe?
▸ Yes, but it will be a short term trade
▸ And more importantly, now you have clarity when taking this trade
▸ For me, I do not take trades that are less than reward ratio of 3

Lesson Objectives
FRACTAL 1. Price Pattern Fractal Nature
CONFIRMATION
2. Larger Timeframe Provides More
TERM TS
Reliable Patterns
NITION
RECOG RN
POIN
PATTE
INATI
3
3. Lower Timeframe Provides
ON
Confirmation
FOR 4. Fractal Confirmation Increases

I A S AL MA ECAS Probability
B TION RK T
C ET
DIR
E 5. Fractal Confirmation Increases Reward
Ratio
6. Fractal Confirmation Provides Us Clarity


2. Analyze the chart based on Daily, H4 and H1
3. Are the different timeframes align in same direction or not?
4. Share the instrument and “Yes” or “No” in the Mastermind Group
‣ For example, AUDUSD. Yes

Lesson Objectives
TERMINATION 1. Why this is important
POINTS
2. Price Tends to Break High & Low
TION
CONF TAL
FOREC
MARK ST
IRMA
FRAC
3. Price Tends to Touch 3 Times
IT I O
4
N
DIR BIA
ET
A
4. Be Patient for Correction to Confirm
5. Price Tends to Go Back to Where the

N
G ERN ECT S
C O ION Correction Started
R PATT
E
AL
6. Taking Trades Near Termination Points

Termination Points
1. Price tends to break high and low
2. Price tends to touch 3 times
3. Be patient for correction to confirm
4. Price tends to go back to where the correction started

Breaking High and Low
▸ Price tends to gravitate towards previous significant high and low
▸ We always anticipate it to break it
▸ But we don’t trade just because it broke
▸ We always ask “HOW” did it break?
▸ This are keep areas to look for entries

Breaking High & Low

Breaking High & Low

Breaking High & Low

Breaking High & Low

Breaking High & Low

Breaking High & Low

Breaking High & Low

Breaking High & Low

Breaking High & Low

Breaking High & Low

3 Touches
▸ The 3rd touch of a pattern (often the diagonal) is where the correction is
likely completed
▸ We want to be ready to pull the trigger at the 3rd touch

3 Touches

3 Touches

3 Touches

3 Touches

3 Touches

3 Touches

3 Touches

3 Touches

▸ Wait for at least 2 to 3 times the duration of the impulse move
▸ Correction are always taking more time to develop
▸ After the correction, is where we want to be ready to pull the trigger


▸ End of impulse

▸ Wait at least 2 to 3 times the

duration of the impulse

▸ Start identifying and

anticipating patterns



▸ End of impulse

▸ Wait at least 2 to 3 times the

duration of the impulse

▸ Start identifying and

anticipating patterns

▸ Price is still correcting


Move Back to Start of Correction
▸ Price tends to head towards where the correction started
▸ This will be the Target Profits we will be setting


▸ Start of correction








Putting it Together

Putting it Together
‣ Diagonal Pattern -> Upside Bias

Putting it Together
‣ 2 touches -> Anticipate 3rd touch

Putting it Together
‣ 2 touches -> Anticipate 3rd touch
‣ Anticipate market to break low

Putting it Together
‣ Price broke the low and impulse up
‣ Price completed the 3rd touch
‣ Wait for correction

Putting it Together
‣ Correction forming
‣ Start identifying pattern

Putting it Together
‣ Flat forming
‣ Breakout entry of the pattern
‣ *We will share more about the entry

details in the next chapter
Buy Here
Stop Loss

Putting it Together
‣ Price made an impulse up move
‣ We can now shift SL to reduce risk
Buy Here
Stop Loss

Putting it Together
‣ Target start of correction

TP
Buy Here
Stop Loss

Putting it Together
‣ Target start of correction
TP
Buy Here
Stop Loss

Lesson Objectives
TERMINATION 1. Why this is important
POINTS
2. Price Tends to Break High & Low
TION
CONF TAL
FOREC
MARK ST
IRMA
FRAC
3. Price Tends to Touch 3 Times
IT I O
4
N
DIR BIA
ET
A
4. Be Patient for Correction to Confirm
5. Price Tends to Go Back to Where the

N
G ERN ECT S
C O ION Correction Started
R PATT
E
AL
6. Taking Trades Near Termination Points


2. Identify any potential termination points to key an eye on

Lesson Objectives
MARKET 1. Why We Forecast
FORECAST
DIREC
POINT N
2. How We Prepare Weekly

NATIO
S
BIAS
TIONA
3. Your Go-to-Setups
5
TERMI
L
4. Trade Management
N REC
ATI O OG 5. Risk Management
I R M AL PAT NIT
N F CT TER ION
CO FRA N 6. How to Scale In
7. Your Trading Psychology

Why it’s Important to Forecast
▸ Forecasting is a process to prepare ourselves
▸ Just like running a business, we want to plan out the various scenarios,
budgeting, targets, milestones, etc.
▸ This process not only help us in the mental state, but also in the execution
state

How We Prepare for the Week
▸ We focus on QUALITY instead of quantity
▸ The idea is to plan, aim, aim, aim… aim again, fire

What goes into Trading / Investing
▸ Planning ▸ Managing risk
▸ Researching ▸ Mastering psychology
▸ Analysis ▸ Understanding the market
▸ Forecasting ▸ Managing the trade / investment
▸ Taking that trade / investment ▸ Journaling
▸ Reviewing ▸ Tracking

▸ We focus on QUALITY instead of quantity
▸ The idea is to plan, aim, aim, aim… aim again, fire
▸ Focus on the near term opportunities, with long term profit targets
▸ Lookout for instruments that are near (1) high or low, and (2) 3rd touch on
higher timeframe
▸ Establish your watchlist for the week to keep yourself focus
▸ A good start will be around 5 to 8 opportunities for the week


▸ AUDUSD


▸ EURUSD


▸ USDJPY


▸ Microsoft



▸ Hang Seng Index

Your Go-To-Setup
▸ It’s important to know what you are looking for to give you the reason to pull
the trigger
▸ The framework is based on the flag and diagonal pattern
▸ This will help you establish your go-to-setup

Flag Framework

Flag Framework
1
3
Be patient with
correction

Flag Framework
Entry
1 Stop Loss
3
Expectation is for price to break

out of the flag impulsively

Flag Framework
Entry
1 Stop Loss
3
Price broke off impulsively

Flag Framework
2
Stop Loss
Entry
1
3
We can now shift SL to Breakeven
The rational is we wouldn’t want price to

come back down after this impulse move

Flag Framework
2
Stop Loss
Entry
1
3
Price continue to move higher

Flag Framework
2 Stop Loss
Entry
1
3
We can now trail our stops

to protect our profits

Diagonal Framework

Diagonal Framework
5
Diagonal Framework

2 out of the diagonal impulsively
Entry
1
3
Stop Loss
5
Diagonal Framework
Entry
1
3
Stop Loss
5
Diagonal Framework

come back down after this impulse move
4
Stop Loss
1 Entry
3
5
Diagonal Framework
Price continue to move higher
4
Stop Loss
1 Entry
3
5
Diagonal Framework

4
Stop Loss
1 Entry
3
5
Application of the Framework
▸ Higher timeframe

▸ Higher timeframe
▸ Downside bias

▸ Lower timeframe
impulse move down

▸ Lower timeframe
impulse move down
▸ Flag pattern setup


out of the flag impulsively
Stop Loss
Entry

Stop Loss
Entry



come back up after this impulse move
Entry
Stop Loss

Price continue to move lower
Entry
Stop Loss


Entry
Stop Loss

▸ Using MTF to set target
▸ And manage our trade trailing stops as

price continue to move lower
Stop Loss
Entry
Target


1. Identify the one instrument you will be monitoring for the coming week
‣ For example “AUDJPY”

Risk Management
▸ “It’s not whether you’re right or wrong, but how much money you make
when you’re right and how much you lose when you’re wrong.”
▸ As traders and investors, there will be times we are wrong
▸ And it is those times that are crucial
▸ How we manage our losses

https://youtu.be/
zyErqQ3yhzg

How to Manage Your Risk
▸ First you need to know your risk tolerance, your risk profile
▸ Are you more conservative or are you more aggressive?
▸ What is your maximum comfortable drawdown?
▸ Maximum drawdown is the amount of total losses you experience
▸ For example, if you lost a total of $2,000 from a $10,000 account, that’s
a 20% drawdown

Framework to Manage Your Risk
▸ As traders, we always prepare for the worst case scenario
▸ And plan on survive even when that happen
▸ How many of you know what’s the worst case scenario for trading /
investing?

Framework to Manage Your Risk
▸ Plan for worst case: 20 consecutive losses
▸ Assume your maximum drawdown is 20%
▸ Means for each trade, your maximum risk is 1%
Maximum Drawdown / Worst Consecutive Losses = Risk Per Trade


Managing Your Risk Exposure
▸ Take note of your total risk in the same or similar instrument
▸ For example
▸ Buying AUD/USD and NZD/USD at the same time
▸ Buying SPX and DJI at the same time
▸ Buying XAU/USD and XAG/USD at the same time
▸ Selling AUD/USD and AUD/JPY at the same time

Scaling In
▸ The idea is to maximize our profit in a single trade idea, while maintaining or
reducing our risk
▸ Only scale in a trade after the first trade is “risk-free”
▸ Remember to be PATIENT with your scale in


1st Entry


Risk Reward Ratio Realized Return
Total return after scaling in: 2.91 + 3.43 = 6.34 R


1st Entry

2nd Entry
1st Entry

Risk Reward Ratio Realized Return
Total return after scaling in: 1.67 + 1.80 + 0.33 = 3.8 R

Trading Psychology
▸ Risk management is managing your money
▸ Trading psychology is managing your mental emotions
▸ The 4 key emotions / psychology
1. Resentment will lead to Fear
2. Guilt will lead to Altruism (benefiting others at its own expense)
3. Pride will lead to Narcissism (everything about me only)
4. Infatuation will lead to Fantasy

Checking on Your Mental State
▸ How are you talking to yourself?
▸ What beliefs are you holding?
▸ How are you feeling / reacting / responding to positive and negative events?
▸ Tip here: See yourself from a 3rd person’s perspective

This has helped me a lot in my journey
▸ Being aware of my own thoughts, emotions and feelings
▸ Acknowledge and accept the emotions or thoughts at that moment
▸ But not letting them dictate my next action
▸ Only then can I be in control of myself

Visualize this
▸ You just won a trade
▸ How are you feeling? What are you telling yourself?
▸ You just lost a trade
▸ How are you feeling? What are you telling yourself?
▸ Which of these are you in? How can you neutralize it?
1. Resentment will lead to Fear
2. Guilt will lead to Altruism (benefiting others at its own expense)
3. Pride will lead to Narcissism (everything about me only)
4. Infatuation will lead to Fantasy

Visualize this

Visualize this

Visualize this

There will be there “bad” month(s)

▸ My stock portfolio in the

last quarter of 2019


▸ If you can’t go through

this period

▸ How to enjoy this period?

The Success Factor in Trading

How Much Return to Expect per year?

References
▸ Brett Steenbarger
▸ Trader Psychology: Every Elite Trader Has These Six Qualities With Dr.
Brett Steenbarger - https://youtu.be/lsmnlIoH5qA
▸ How to master trading psychology | Brett Steenbarger - https://youtu.be/

rD5nQzbm0iI
▸ One Good Trade by Mike Bellafiore

Lesson Objectives
MARKET 1. Why We Forecast
FORECAST
DIREC
POINT N
2. How We Prepare Weekly

NATIO
S
BIAS
TIONA
3. Your Go-to-Setups
5
TERMI
L
4. Trade Management
N REC
ATI O OG 5. Risk Management
I R M AL PAT NIT
N F CT TER ION
CO FRA N 6. How to Scale In
7. Your Trading Psychology

Let’s do a Crystallization Process
▸ This process is important to help you firm up what you have just learned
▸ Write down 3 biggest takeaways you got from this session, and share your
them in the Mastermind Group
▸ Be specific in how you are going to apply these 3 takeaways and how they
benefited you
▸ Take some time to also read what others have shared
▸ So that you can also pick up on the lessons that you might have missed


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Elliott Wave Mastery

Let’s Settle Some Important Pointers First

▸ These sessions are meant to be interactive, so don’t be shy to ask

▸ Strongly encourage everyone to take notes as we progress through

▸ Have you joined the EW Mastermind Group?

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4. Corrective Move Psychology

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There are only 2 ways price can move

▸ Impulse and correction

▸ Impulse is a strong direction move

▸ Correction is a slow and/or sideways move

▸ This is the building blocks Elliott Wave

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▸ And we prefer to trade in the direction of the recent impulse

▸ Impulse then correction

▸ Impulse then impulse

▸ Impulse then crawl

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▸ Direction follow the previous impulse

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▸ Be patient and not trade

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▸ Look to trade the reversal direction

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Impulse Move Psychology

▸ A catalyst can come from many different factors

▸ News / risk events

▸ Catalyst provides volatility, not direction

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Corrective Move Psychology

▸ This usually happen after an impulse move

▸ During this period, there is no clear sense of direction, and ‘everyone’ is

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Chart Analysis Psychology

▸ Give time the market to develop into a clearer combination / pattern

▸ And just move on to the next chart

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Why We Trade the Impulse

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Why We Trade the Impulse

That’s a strong move down,

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Why We Trade the Impulse

Oh no, price is going against us

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Why We Trade the Impulse

Luckily we manage to get back in profit,

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Why We Trade the Impulse

Good that we closed the

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Why We Trade the Impulse