Price Action Tip For Trading Ichimoku Well



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  1. Very nice and possibly the best tutorial for Ichimoku indicator..thanks a ton
  2. you deserve thumbs up
  3. When u trade a 4 hourly chart how long do you hold your trade before closing your positions
  4. "Boulish"
  5. сработало!


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