Mastering Trade Selection With Correlation

When starting your trading day it is very important to have a routine, something that doesn't cost you any energy and brain power to do on a daily basis. Having that makes your trade selection a lot easier. So how do you create such a routine?

One extremely powerful and useful part of your trading should be correlation. Having correlation in your favor greatly improves the odds for your trade setup to work out. Correlation also happens to be a great tool to select trades as it also shows us currency strength.

In this video Navin shares how he applies correlation to select the best pairs to trade for the upcoming session. He explains this in his unique easy-to-follow style and also shares how you can understand correlation with the use of price action.


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