If you know the basics of trading but could do with some strategy tips, ‘Aggressive Vs Conservative Trading’ is for you.

In this video we go through aggressive trading strategies, conservative trading strategies, the difference between conservative and aggressive strategies and how to find your trading style.

This is the third video in Education by Capital.com’s series ‘Creating a Trading Strategy’ with Chris Demetriou.

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CHAPTERS
0:00 Aggressive Vs Conservative Trading
0:37 Support and Resistance: Aggressive or Conservative?
4:21 Conclusion


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