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Video 3 of 3: Learn an advanced trick on how to put a target trigger in place
An advanced trick on how to put a target trigger in place (Video #3).
Very convenient for placing trades after hours or during or for using a watchlist like the ones in Scouting Reports where we give you our trigger points then all you have to do is determine how many contracts you are doing and plug in the numbers into the bracket order. So now you can put in your entry trigger, exit, and target trigger at the same time and be done with the trade. In this final video of the series, Coach Gino Poore takes the OCO Contingent Bracket Order to the final step by adding a target trigger to the mix.
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