Hi Traders,
In today’s episode of Trading Talk, Trader Alex Chieng will be looking into different ways to improve existing models. He will work with a model from Trading Talk Episode 17 and apply new concepts presented in this episode and other concepts from older Trading Talk videos.
Follow the steps shown in this episode and improve your models along with us.
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In this week’s episode of Trading Talk, we introduce a simple but highly practical function that allows you to capture profit from closed trades and store it into variables.
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