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From Adam Milton, your Guide to Day Trading

Trading, investing, gambling, or going on holiday, are all things that you can do with your money, and this week's day trading newsletter discusses which of these activities is the least and most risky for your money.

The newsletter includes:

- the discussion of whether trading is risky or not,
- the next (and penultimate) Japanese candlestick pattern,
- and the weekly economic calendar with volatility expectations.

Good trading :-)

Going on Holiday is Risky

According to popular opinion, the warnings that are often visible on brokerage web sites, and agencies like the US SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission), trading (and especially day trading) is an extremely risky activity, that should only be attempted if you are willing to lose all of your money ... find out if trading is risky or not

Bullish Upside Gap Three Methods

The bullish upside gap three methods (uwa banare sanpoo hatsu oshi) candlestick pattern is one of the triple candlestick patterns (i.e. it consists of three individual candlesticks), and it is a bullish pattern. The bullish upside gap three methods candlestick pattern consists of ... learn about the upside gap three methods candlestick pattern

Economic Calendar With Volatility Expectations

There are several news releases from each region (the US, Europe, and Asia) this week. There are seven high volatility news releases from the US, four high volatility news releases from Europe, and five high volatility news releases from Asia. Markets from all three regions will probably experience their usual volatility and price movement throughout this week ... view the economic calendar



 


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