Opto sit down with Trevor Neil once more to find out the "Secrets of the Institutional Trader". We ask him questions about institutional versus retail trading, including competing, his tips and tricks and his preferred trading strategy.

With his 40 years experience, he shares his insights into why it's not wise to compete with institutions, like professional traders and hedge funds, but instead how traders can become systematic and use this to their advantage.

Trevor shares his 1 key tip all traders should remember and why it may be better to look longterm rather than shortterm.

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How can I compete with Big Money? 00:06
Where do I have more of a chance? 00:58
Should I worry about market manipulation? 02:18
How can I become an algo? 03:31
What tools would you recommend? 05:19
How can I trade wholesale not retail? 07:44
What's the 1 tip I should remember? 09:49
Is swing trading the sweet spot? 11:10


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