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Awesome weekend banger by FoFty today He touched on the current (giant) Wyckoff Distribution & Dow Jones 125 year trendline. He also finished off explaining his 11-20 principles of trading rules It's worth watching the entire episode, but here's the Wyckoff discussion 👇

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