Jigsaw Group Therapy Recording – April 2018

Published on: April 11, 2018

Here’s a recording of the April Group Therapy webinar. In this session, we looked at 2 things.

1 – A review of a retail trader that’s trying to put all the pieces together. A very nice guy and a big thank you to him for allowing us to do this. We look at what he’s tried, what his background is, what he’s doing in life and the next steps he should take to get on the road to profit.

2 – A look at how to tell markets are rangebound or trending. I presume it’s the increase in volatility over the past few weeks that prompted so many of you to contact me with questions about this or comments like “I’m doing really well till the volatility changes but I can’t see the change till after it occurs”.

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