Some of the powerful tools in the technical analysis which many traders use to help them in their trading are Fibonacci Retracement and Market Divergences.
How to make use of these two powerful tools in your trading?
The following are two videos that discuss and explain in very detail about how to use Fibonacci Retracement and Market Divergence to help in your trading analysis.
* Fibonacci Retracements Explained
* Market divergences Explained
I believe the explanation in the videos will be very useful & educational, along with the real examples from the current markets.
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