How to Trade Moving Averages (Part 1)

Day Trading Signals, How to Trade Moving Averages (Part 1) – Day Trading Scalping Strategies.

In this two part video tutorial, Trading 212 shows you how to trade moving averages. In the first video you will learn what moving averages are and how they are calculated. The videos highlight the important differences between the types of moving averages and how to tailor the time period to benefit from this technical indicator.
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