Timothy Sykes
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The Best Time Of Day To Focus Your Trading
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November 5, 2021
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I’m willing to bet that most traders who lose must be slaves to the markets. They must be degenerate gamblers who love to trade even when it’s NOT a good time to trade. So when is a good time to trade? Tim Bohen and I will tell you all about that in this video … Work smarter, not harder!
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You might think trading mentors like me and Tim Bohen are tired from trading all day…
But we’re actually tired from filming video lessons and doing webinars.
We have Tim Bohen with us in this video, and he’ll help me tell you about it.
But we have to do these live webinars and video lessons because it really helps people elevate their trading.
It’s so different trying to figure things out on your own, as opposed to joining us on a live trading session where we take you through our thought process.
So, you might be wondering…
If we don’t trade all day, how do we constantly execute great plays?
There are actually the best times to trade.
That’s right — you don’t need to be glued to your laptop or computer the entire time the markets are open.
And there are specific patterns that usually work during said times — patterns that I prefer to trade over others. We’ll get into those, too.
I’m sure you can see why I prefer these patterns and the corresponding best times to spot them...
Nobody wants to be a slave to the markets, at least I don’t think so.
So watch this video to get some insight on the best times to focus your trading…
Hear my take on it AND my fellow mentor Tim Bohen’s take.
And learn which strategies you should focus on if you want to trade at these times!
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