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Forex Education and the Retail Forex Trader; Can the Small Guy Win?

Few markets can be as rewarding and punishing to the individual investor than the Global Forex trading marketplace.

Sep 28 | IBTimes

Ichimoku Basics

The Japanese are very poetic and allegorical when it comes to describing market action. Just take Japanese candlesticks for example. You have names like the Harami (pregnant lady) describing basically an inside bar. An abandoned baby for example describes a strong bearish candle, a gap, a spinning top, then a gap back up. The candlestick on its own island is like an abandoned baby.

By Fan Yang | May 30 | FX Times

Another Way of Using the Williams’ Percentage Range

NOT WHAT YOU THINK “If your trading isn’t going the way you want it to, change what you are doing… Maybe you need to change something about your trading system (your exits or your position sizing strategy). Or maybe you need to change how you approach your life in general.” “Life is a process. There [.

By amustapha | May 21, 2011 | Fx Instructor

Adding Moving Average Filters to the 2-Moving Average Cross-over System

The moving average represents the "mean" of the price action within a specified period. It is one of the simplest technical indicator and is the basis for many varieties of Moving Average type indicators, as well as trading systems.

By Fan Yang | Apr 26, 2011 | FX Times

Using Iron Condors to Create Profits Trading SPX (Forex Education)

This recent rally has many market pundits believing the market will continue higher, fueled by slightly improved economic data points. The bulls realize that the all important S&P 1130 level is not that far overhead; if they can push the SPX through that level with strong volume, a rally could play out. The charts below are using the S&P E-Mini contract for analysis purposes.

By Chris Vermeulen | Sep 17, 2010 | TheGoldandOilGuy

How to read MACD? (Forex Education)

How to read MACD? MACD stands for Moving Average Convergence Divergence. This technique is one of the most often used by the different simulator software as performing the technical analysis of stock trend using this method is easy and very straightforward. As I mentioned, the MACD works well both for a "long term", middle term and intraday trading systems.

Sep 17, 2010 | AutoTradingFx