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S&Ps precariously sitting above support

December 17, 2012 9:43 am

When you have an instrument sitting at support you want to take advantage of it by trading it now from the long side and/or also trading that support as resistance on the way down. We are right there again with the S&Ps. Watch the video today to get a full picture of how to start the week. Can it get any better than having a road map for the future? Ride with TAS Pro and watch every day.

 



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