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Summary
We've brought in Navin Prithyani once again for a Open Webinar here at FXStreet. This is your chance to see him LIVE during this exclusive webinar on topic he is renowned for: Support and Resistance.
Here’s a message we received from Navin: "Support and resistance is a topic very commonly mentioned and used, but yet so misunderstood among most traders. During the webinar, I'm going to openly share the logic and the WHY behind support & resistance that explains exactly how it should be applied. This will be an FXStreet exclusive. We'll cover the logic and will be going into details like how to draw support and resistance properly and even a trading strategy using support and resistance."
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