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 HealthWealthTrade 
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Hi guys, my average is 1 to 2 but sometimes I go 1 to 3 win% to loss %. What are some tips and tricks i can do to become consistently profitable? My primary strategy is scalping very fast momentum in the market taking profits as quick as possible...sometimes i chase stocks up and take profit quickly....it does work some of the time but when i take a loss it slams me hard into the concrete and i practically die. haha . how do i prevent these heavy loss single trades and have more....more quantity of profitable trades? thanks guys!!


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