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How To Really Trade Like The Banks - Jason Sen

How To Really Trade Like The Banks - Jason Sen

Season 1 Episode 367 Published 3 years, 4 months ago
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"How To REALLY Trade Like The Banks"

In episode 367 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, Etienne sits down with ex-institutional trader Jason to discuss how to trade like the banks. You'll learn how Jason became a successful trader with technical analysis and how he used to sell his analysis to big banks & institutions.

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Topics Covered In This Episode
  • 0:15 Introduction
  • 1:08 What is Jason doing now
  • 2:02 Jason's motivation to take the FTMO challenge
  • 3:37 How can you use the tools banks use to trade
  • 5:53 What other factors do Banks use to trade
  • 6:46 How can you use technical analysis to make trading decisions
  • 9:00 How Jason breaks his process down for day trading
  • 10:03 How can you have the same analysis and different trading results
  • 11:00 Why do people lose money with profitable systems?
  • 12:37 How to handle trading drawdowns
  • 14:20 Factors that help you reduce drawdowns
  • 15:22 What to focus on when learning to trade
  • 16:52 How to manage your trade based on your stage or trading
  • 17:51 How to increase your confidence
  • 19:10 Good analysis vs bad analysis in trading
  • 22:10 How to improve your analysis quality
  • 25:07 How greed stops your progress
  • 25:42 How to pick your stop in the markets
  • 27:09 How to set take profit targets
  • 27:39 What is the best trading style
  • 31:53 Why Jason's levels don't change too often during the day
  • 33:12 How automation can improve the results
  • 36:13 Where to find Jason Sen
  • and much more

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