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ICT - ALGORITHM DEALING RANGES, PREMIUM & DISCOUNT 💎 "Why is it a dealing range again? We took both sides Buy-side and Sell-side out. What's the bias now? Bearish. All of this range in here we're looking for areas that anticipate a run back up into a premium." 🏴‍☠️

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Maor Ganima2 years ago

Dude isn’t sleeping Great content 🤝🏻

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Pepethuglife2 years ago

Thx bruh

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Deals Finder1 year ago

Huge deals dropping daily, just like this one 🚨 Follow for more & turn on alerts.... they go fast!

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Archimedes2 years ago

In case someone missed the gem from that teaching: "EQ price point or Premium"

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Jack2 years ago

I love your little nuggets

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Reigns2 years ago

Holy grail

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Pepethuglife2 years ago

Fr

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SILVER BULLET2 years ago

Where can I get this exact episode?

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Pepethuglife2 years ago

Dealing range 2022

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