Bkforex – Trendy Day Trade Course

Bkforex – Trendy Day Trade Course

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Description

Aim for 90% Accuracy with Every Trade

+ 4 Ways to Trade our Most Powerful “Trendy” Strategy
+ Single Trend Trades or Continuous Opportunities Every Day Trendy Day Trade Course
+ Best Currencies and Time Frames for Trading Trends
+ Best Way to Day Trade
+ 5-10 Well Selected Trades / Day With Highly Defined Risk

What is the best way to day trade? Trendy Day Trade Course
What is the best way to trade trends?
What are the most trending currencies?

These are questions we get asked almost every single day.

And over the past few months Boris, our in house day trading strategy expert has been working hard to provide a simple way to answer these questions. But that’s not all….he’s also developed an MT4 EA to help you trade trends better.

We call it – TRENDY.

Kathy even threw in her own variations of trading this strategy using slightly longer term time frames.

This is ONE Strategy with 4 different ways to Trade it that has …. unlimited potential

You will learn to:

✓ Create 5 — 10 Viable Trend Trades per day with clearly defined risk and reward Trendy Day Trade Course
✓ Objectively determine trend on intra-day charts
✓ Buy/Sell Trend at value rather than chase price
✓ Automatically ignore countertrend traps
✓ Trade News Reaction with Trend
✓ Use High Probability Trade Management Tactics that Aim for 90% Accuracy
✓ The Best Trending Currencies in FX Trendy Day Trade Course
✓ The Best Time to Trade Trends

And of course, how to use and install the MT4 EA.

You don’t need to know MT4 to use the strategy but for those of you who want to just automate the trades, we’ve customized the EA for you.

10 simple and easy to understand videos. Available instantly. Watch them as many times as you want.

1. Forex Trading – Foreign Exchange Course

• Want to learn about Forex?

  Foreign exchange, or forex, is the conversion of one country’s currency into another.
  In a free economy, a country’s currency is valued according to the laws of supply and demand.
  In other words, a currency’s value can be pegged to another country’s currency, such as the U.S. dollar, or even to a basket of currencies.
  A country’s currency value may also be set by the country’s government.
  However, most countries float their currencies freely against those of other countries, which keeps them in constant fluctuation.