3 Rules for Timing the Perfect Entry on Friday

What’s the secret to timing the perfect entry?

3 Rules -- momentum, pattern, and entry signal.

Momentum tells you which setup works best, then wait for the pattern to confirm, and the signal tells us exactly when to pull the trigger!

We have plenty of great trades setting-up on Emini, Nasdaq and Gold -- so make sure you watch tonight’s video and learn to time the perfect entry!
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Economic News:
Please remember that economic news, both scheduled and un-scheduled will increase volatility and decrease liquidity in the market in the short-term, which causes price-action to react inconsistently with the levels of support and resistance mentioned in this video. Trading during economic news reports is dangerous and highly discouraged, no matter what your level of experience.
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