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Background:

Fear and greed are the primary emotions associated with trading. But trading based on these emotions is the main reason why most traders lose money with forex.

In order to become a successful forex trader, you must learn to overcome fear and greed and stick to a strategy.

In this webinar, we’ll help you identify whether you’re falling victim to fear-based or greed-based trades, plus we’ll show you several methods you can use to prevent these emotions from derailing your overall strategy.

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Join us for the webinar and learn:

  • How to identify possible cues for greed that may show up in your trading
  • Several tactics you can utilise to prevent greed from derailing a good trading strategy
  • Whether you’re a greed-based trader (GBT) or fear-based trader (FBT), and why it’s so important to identify. 

Speaker:

Paul Wallace Is a performance coach and financial trader with more than 18 years’ experience working in competitive, results-driven, performance environments.

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