Russell Sands - Discretionary Trading vs. Mechanical Trading In this week's video newsletter, Russell Sands takes a critical look at discretionary trading. Sands delves into the processes involved in discretionary trading, and introduces the pitfalls. He sums up this clip with an analysis of mechanical trading, and why he believes that trading form to be far superior.
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