Your biggest headache as a forex trader will likely be identifying the ever-elusive perfect trade entry and exit points — there are far too many factors to consider. What if there was a way to improve ...
In our last two articles we referred to different time periods, which in itself is a type of analysis known as Multiple Time Frame Analysis. This refers to when a technician analyzes the same currency ...
Please Note: Blog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors. While many forex traders and investors only use one time frame to analyze currency, it is a great advantage for ...
Learning to do the perfect analysis in the Forex market is a very big task. You must have extensive knowledge of the three main branches of market analysis. Those who think technical analysis is the ...
Please Note: Blog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors. There are different ways of analyzing trends and improving your Forex trading strategies. One of the methods to ...
In the formative years of my trading career (late ’90s), I frequently found myself scratching my head over an interesting problem. Despite analyzing the hell out of stock chart patterns, ensuring the ...
As price on a currency pair continually changes, we track that movement by looking at charts. Remember that a currency pair is moving through ALL time frames simultaneously. As we consult different ...
In forex trading, the time frame you use plays a key role. It will vary for each trading strategy, whether you’re aiming for quick, small gains that require constant monitoring or you don’t want to ...
A single currency pair at a varied time frame directs the multiple time frames trading strategy to perform. From this chart, it is clear the high and lows, the perpetual and temporary market ...
There is not a lot of analysis out there that is much more intuitive than using the technical indicators as they should be used and then taking that information and applying it to multiple time frame ...
In our last two articles we referred to different time periods, which in itself is a type of analysis known as Multiple Time Frame Analysis. This refers to when a technician analyzes the same currency ...