Timothy Sykes
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Learn the Double Bottom Morning Panic Pattern
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Anyone who knows me knows my favorite pattern is the morning panic … But since trading and trading patterns aren’t an exact science, sometimes we see variations of it. Watch this video to learn about this variation: the double bottom morning panic!
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In my last live trading session, I had some featured guests — Kyle Williams, Matthew Monaco, and Bryce Touhey, plus Jack Kellogg joined us via Zoom.
They’re all killin’ it right now, so that was a good event to tune into* … But if you missed it, you’re in luck. Today in this lesson, I’m getting into a pattern I discussed in that session.
If you know what a morning panic is, then this variation of that pattern is the next step to master.
But it’s a little more complicated than a typical morning panic. So if you need to watch this video lesson a few times, do whatever it takes to get this down.
Not familiar with morning panics?
I have A LOT of materials to help explain them. I’ll link some resources above for you to study. It’s one of my favorite patterns.
Tune in to hear more about the double bottom morning panic pattern!
I hope you can learn to spot this one while you’re trading for reinforcement of this lesson.
And take advantage of this video clip from that live trading session and see what you can absorb from it.
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