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May 16, 2011 24 min

Steve Misic on "Basic Charting Techniques For Various FX Options Strategies", Part 1

from FX Options University Hosted by ISE, International Securities Exchange

Join Steve Misic of Online Trading Academy he reviews several popular chart patterns for trading these patterns using ISE FX Options.

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