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When Markets Get Too Thick

Published on: February 14, 2013

In the past few weeks, the ES has been in a really narrow range. It did show signs yesterday of behaving a little better and I expect it to be “business as usual” over the next few weeks.

I understand from emails and comments on Skype that a few people have been struggling over this period and so I put together a short video to explain a few concepts that will help understand why it’s tough in these areas and what to look for as we emerge from this period of low volatility.

Feel free to comment!

Pete

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