EPISODE · May 18, 2025 · 12 MIN

1.03 Defining a Trend

from A Practical System for Trading Foreign Exchange · host Suneil Kucchal - SK

https://nesttholdings.com [email protected] Learn a new way to define a trend What is is? How is it measured? How can we Trade it with precision? Why Geometric precision is better than using Moving Averages Focus on the 13 hour trend and Donchian Channels Within a trend, understand Dips and Rallies

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