Good Trade, Bad Trade: Quantifying the Shape of Trades
Every trade can be quantified in the degree of their being Good Trades or Bad Trades. Read this article by our guest blogger Abe Cofnas to understand how to evaluate your trade.
Every trade can be quantified in the degree of their being Good Trades or Bad Trades. Read this article by our guest blogger Abe Cofnas to understand how to evaluate your trade.
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