The types of breakouts in trading that you are looking for in the Forex market tend to fall into three categories. They are:  Continuation breakouts  Reversal breakouts  False breakouts Understanding what type of breakout you are viewing...
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Volatility is something that traders always need to keep an eye out for. It can create opportunities in the market to take advantage of price fluctuations in a certain period of time. However, it can also increase...
Fibonacci retracements are horizontal lines where there is potential support or resistance in a currency pair. These are drawn by the trader themselves, and they are meant to be used to discover where they may be price...
How do you detect fakeouts in trading? Wouldn’t you like to have some way of knowing that what you are viewing in the market could reasonably be defned as a fakeout? That is to say, a breakout...
Introduction to Fibonacci Trading No matter what kind of trader you turn out to be, you need to use Fibonacci trading as a major part of any strategy. People like to combine different indicators and time frames...
Combining various indicators to get the best results when trading is obviously in your best interest. You don’t want to rely on a single indicator as this is prone to error when you look only at the...
The Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is an indicator that stands out given its unique name. The name comes from Japanese origins as this indicator was invented by a Japanese investor many decades ago. Ichimoku Kinko Hyo translates to one...
Wouldn’t you prefer to know the strength of a trend no matter which direction that trend was headed in? Knowing how strong a trend is can potentially help you decide how large of a trade you should...
Does your trade have momentum? If you want to know where the momentum of a certain currency pair is relative to its recent opening and closing price, there is nothing better to use than the Williams %R...
J. Welles Wilder developed the tool that he called the Relative Strength Index or RSI. The purpose of his tool is to try to determine the relative strength of the market at any given time. Using this...
The Stochastic Indicator is a favourite among newer traders because it is one of the first tools that they are taught how to use, and because it is so easy to understand. People really appreciate it when...
The Parabolic SAR indicator is a trend-finding tool. Learning how to figure out when the trend in an asset ends is critically important to know what to do next. The Parabolic SAR tool helps traders fnd where...
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