Trading Talk

Trading Talk – Episode 24 – Defining a Chart Pattern – Part 3

Welcome to Episode 24 of Trading Talk.

Trading Talk is a weekly video series that shows you different trading strategies and techniques that traders in Trade View use.

We cover a specific trading topic every week. This will ensure you learn a variety of concepts you can apply in your own trades.

With Trade View X, we automate our trading strategies and build algorithmic models to maximise market movements.

If you are looking to upgrade your trading skills from manual to automated, then Trading Talk can help you with this.

By watching the videos every Friday, we are confident you will learn to build your own working automated trading models.

In this episode we continue building the chart pattern we started in Episode 22.

I was able to get it mostly built, however there are a few things we will continue with next week.

Once built these chart patterns can then be incorporated into your own models.

We hope you enjoy the episode. To see what other topics we have covered, check out our YouTube channel for previous episodes of Trading Talk.

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