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    The old adage "paper trade, paper trade, paper trade" has been around for a long time. After all, it makes sense! Most students I talk with think paper trading is learning to time one's entry or know how to technically read the charts prior to entry. But I think a lot of folks miss one...
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    Have you been watching the EUR/JPY lately? Over the last several weeks, have been watching the EUR/JPY move down with nice Bearish movements (lower Highs and lower Lows), reverse, and then move up with beautiful Bullish movements (higher Highs and higher Lows) on the 180 minute chart. Repeat. As a swing...
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    As traders, it seems we are always looking for new ways to make money in the markets. I've heard many people state, "making profits is the 'fun' part of trading." It seems to follow, then, that sustaining losses is the "not so fun" part of trading. On many occasions, traders...
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