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By ⭐ navigator · Posted
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By ⭐ navigator · Posted
Videos, webinars etc are usually better for high-frequency trading, scalping strategies. Also podcasts to learn on the go. But for longer term swing trading strategies or risk management, trading mindset studies, books are absolutely fine in my opinion.
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