Desire To Trade Podcast | Forex Trading & Interviews with Highly Successful Traders 487: Trading Daily Charts Consistently for Over 25 Years - Peter Varcoe
In episode 487 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, we will be listening to the recording of an interview with Peter Varcoe, who shares how he has been consistently trading daily charts for over 25 years. Listen to him emphasize the need for traders to be observant and adaptable, using various strategies and timeframes to navigate the markets.
The video is also available for you to watch on YouTube.
Topics Covered In This Episode- 00:00 Introduction
- 00:35 From personal crisis to trading success
- 01:57 Learning the ropes: education and mentorship in trading
- 03:12 Understanding market crashes
- 06:10 Trading strategies: patterns and trends
- 08:50 Timeframes to identify trades
- 11:40 Shifting from equities to forex and futures
- 14:17 Observing price action
- 15:09 The importance of weekly charts
- 17:57 The role of mentorship: learning from the best
- 21:06 Probabilities vs. certainties
- 22:47 The hardest part of coaching traders
- 25:58 The path to consistency
- 26:31 Where to find Peter Varcoe (links below)
- 27:54 Risk management and trading mistakes
- and much more
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How to find Peter Varcoe- petervarcoe.com
- Email: peter@petervarcoe.com
- Telegram: petervarcoe
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