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By Sam Seiden, an experienced equities and futures trader, as well as a trading educator
Posted: July 18, 2008
Many email messages I receive deal with entries, so I thought it would be a good idea to revisit this topic. "Profit Margin" is the term we use when referring to the objectively derived potential profit of a trade. We calculate the profit margin by measuring the distance between the supply (resistance) level and the demand (support) level...(MORE)
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Many email messages I receive deal with entries, so I thought it would be a good idea to revisit this topic. "Profit Margin" is the term we use when referring to the objectively derived potential profit of a trade. We calculate the profit margin by measuring the distance between the supply (resistance) level and the demand (support) level...(
