Adjusting to Changing Market Conditions
Sometimes “Tweaking” an Existing Strategy Can Be the Answer
Sometimes “Tweaking” an Existing Strategy Can Be the Answer
After staging the beginning of what would become a methodical upside trend in August of this year, the GBP/NZD currency pair has run into a wall of indecision; promulgated by the triangle forming on the Daily and 4 hour charts.
Want to sell the Euro based on the sovereign debt crisis. Look for selling opportunities on the EURCAD.
Our research of 12 million real client trades show most lose during active markets. What can we do to avoid the most common pitfalls and improve chances of trading success?
Trend lines are a common tool used to optimize entries into a trade. This price channel shows a trading opportunity to buy USDCHF near .9430.
Euro weakness has pushed the EURUSD exchange rate to pre-quantitative easing levels of March 2009.
The Trading Plan can be the strategy, or plan of attack utilized by the trader in the effort of achieving his or her goals in financial markets.
We’ve looked at 12 million real forex trades, and the data shows that most traders lose money during certain hours of the day. What are they and how do we avoid this mistake?