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Execution helps when you have a backtested system that is currently working in the market. and the system's risk rewards ratio matches what you accept. Assuming you have that I can help you with 1 entering a trade with system dictated risk only when such a trade is going to begin 2 scaling out 3 exiting the trade at 1st and further targets 4 re entering the next trade on your system I offer a free session (and more for genuine needs) and I am not expensive as I am sitting in India. I don't need …

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