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#NQ Live Execution Opening Range C.E. Short Premise 3 Drives High, -MSS, Premium FVGs Draw On Sellside Liquidity Music Credit: Nevermind The Name - Clouds

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Trader Theory3 years ago

🤣

Ryan3 years ago

thought u were going radio silent

_eMiniHank3 years ago

I nailed that too.

Master Fren3 years ago

Lol I got that too and the silver bullet! I’m out now. I can’t find all my history it just shows me this. Even on Apex. Thank you for being hard on me. It’s working. 😊💚 Have a great day!

Chris📈3 years ago

CE of the opening range is new to me. Thanks

buyittradeit3 years ago

I am addicted to watching these now.

Unc3 years ago

Mentor, will you be participating in FOMC?

Sharif3 years ago

Just hit it. Best teacher

Omar’s Diary3 years ago

This were my trade today on EURUSD and on NASDAQ Michael what do you think . NASDAQ I took half as partials at +2R and the rest at break even .

daytrader_33 years ago

got the same trade

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