It's a counfounding problem that traders are often vexed by the prospect of trade management when their positions have built-in gains. This article will teach traders to manage their trades by building their risk management around the best indicator available: Price.
As a trader loses larger and larger percentages of their trading account, it becomes more and more difficult to bring the account back to its original equity level. Take a look at these percentages and you will understand why.
The US Treasury is often considered one of the most followed and important assets in the world. This series will examine the US Treasury market, and how FX traders can use Treasuries for trade ideas and directional biases.
As the week comes to a close the EURGBP has shown signs of a ranging market. As CPI approaches on next weeks calendar, traders can choose two ways to trade!
Have you experienced the frustration of your strategy triggering an entry only to have the pair move in the opposite direction? While false entries cannot be eliminated, here is a plan that can reduce the number of them that you will have.
The EURJPY has dropped 599 pips from its March high. As price surges lower, traders can look to the MACD indicator to add fresh entries.
When traders see a strong move that they have missed, they invariably start to wonder about jumping into the trade RIGHT NOW. Well, like catching a falling knife, it may work out. You may catch it just right and no one gets hurt. However, considering the alternative, is it worth the risk? This article will focus on a safer alternative to trading a pair whose initial move was missed.
The USDCAD is tightly correlated with USOil. As Oil prices sell off going into the second quarter of 2012, the USDCAD sets up for a breakout.
‘Risk-On’ and ‘Risk-Off' have been pervasive themes. In this second installment of our series on U.S. Treasury debt, we will examine the structure & pricing of Treasuries; and how FX Traders may be able to use this to their advantage.
Since the MACD indicator is comprised primarily of two moving averages, many traders classify it as a “lagging” indicator…one that signals an entry well after the move has begun. If you are of that belief, read on and learn how to use the histogram bars to “speed up” the MACD signal and get you into trades sooner.