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Algorithms in Day Trading: How to Beat Stop Hunting

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Every stock market trader wants to know how to beat stop hunting algorithms in day trading. Maybe you’ve already spent years trying to figure it out. Today, we’ve got the answer. If you want to successfully trade the stock market despite manipulation, then you’re going to love this video.

In the first 15 minutes I’m going to explain exactly how I beat stop hunting algorithms in day trading this week by using our own ARMR day trading algorithms against the liquidity zone manipulation of the institutions. In fact, in a clear day trading case study right from our live trading desk I’m going to reveal the four (4) things we identify to create a successful day trading opportunity that allows you to immediately see how to beat stop hunting algorithms – and then I’ll show you how we executed from start to finish.

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