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In this article, Michael Taylor looks at a way to increase your trading strike rate by varying stop losses. What if there was an easy
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In this article, Michael Taylor looks at a way to increase your trading strike rate by varying stop losses. What if there was an easy

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In this article, Michael revisits the indices and looks at what they mean for traders. Almost all of the trades I do are specific to

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This week Bruce looks at long-term multi-bagger Jet2, up around 120x from its 2008 low, and Filtronic, which has announced a contract win with Elon

Michael looks at trades that don’t come through the RNS yet can still be considered price-sensitive news. The RNS is one of the best place

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