(Video) Steven Primo’s The Dynamic Duo Of Trading

In order to survive in today’s markets you need more than just a trading plan, you need a one-two punch…a winning combination! Join Steven Primo, Former Stock Exchange Specialist and 48-year professional trader, as he reveals “The Dynamic Duo Of Trading.” These are 2 simple trading methods that when combined form a powerful synergy for success and consistency. In this presentation Steven will not only reveal two of the strategy rules but show you recent examples of of these combined techniques in action on the all new PTS Primo Charting Platform.

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