The 5-3-1 Rule in Forex
3:15 · 8 chapters · Forex lessons, part 22
What you'll learn
Five pairs, three strategies, one session: the 5-3-1 rule cuts forex down to something you can actually learn.
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- Key point 1
- What the 5-3-1 rule is, and why it is a rule of thumb, not an official standard
- Key point 2
- Why 5 × 3 × 1 = 15 situations are easier to learn than 360
- Key point 3
- How to choose five pairs without holding five copies of one trade
- Key point 4
- Three strategies for trending, ranging and breakout markets
- Key point 5
- How to pick one session, and why you still need a risk rule
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