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Study Guide for Come Into My Trading Room - Forex Factory

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ANSWERS 187<br />

key differences between professionals and amateurs is that the pros<br />

recognize signals early, while they are still a bit fuzzy and indistinct. An<br />

amateur keeps waiting <strong>for</strong> clear and certain signals. By the time those<br />

emerge, a trade is ripe <strong>for</strong> a reversal.<br />

There are two main types of risk—money risk and in<strong>for</strong>mation risk.<br />

An amateur is quick to accept money risks as he enters well-established<br />

trends where stops are far away, but the trend is pretty clear and the<br />

in<strong>for</strong>mation risk is low. Professionals, on the other hand, are much more<br />

at ease with the in<strong>for</strong>mation risk, acting in the atmosphere of uncertainty,<br />

as long as their money risks are low.<br />

DAILY CHART A-6C<br />

Sell longs in area A: 3 points<br />

Add to longs in area B: 3 points<br />

Sell longs in area C: 3 points<br />

Sell longs in area D: 5 points<br />

Buy longs in area E: 3 points<br />

PASS POINT 9<br />

Exit Ratings

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