(Video) Steven Primo’s “My 50 Year Trading Strategy

When I first started trading on the floor of the Pacific Stock Exchange I was introduced to a method that has helped sustain my trading for nearly 5 decades. The trading requirements are so consistent that they can be applied to virtually any market, any time frame, and in any direction. Please join me as I reveal a method that I continue to apply to my own personal trading on a daily basis. In this educational presentation I will also share current examples of the strategy’s set-ups in action on our all-new PTS Primo Charting Platform.

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