Trading forex can be a complicated process. It is a complicated process largely due to the innumerable factors involved in the market. However, human emotion such as greed and fear further complicates the situation. Let’s look at how forex trading systems simplify Forex trading for everyone. Five principles lie at the core of most successful […]
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Doji Candles are candlestick patterns used to analyze trend reversals on the market. To place successful forex trades, traders can examine past price movements using the Doji candlestick to forecast future prices. You can use Doji Candlestick patterns to confirm a potential high or low price point by comparing a currency pair’s open and close
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The price of different assets is related to each other. Instead of moving in isolation, the markets are intertwined. To make trading decisions, traders can compare the prices of one asset to another when asset prices are correlated. Correlation is the concept behind asset price correlation. Using a correlation ratio as a trading strategy is
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Forex pivot points are an essential tool for intraday traders. They provide valuable information about potential support and resistance levels in the market, which can help traders make informed trading decisions. Pivot points are particularly useful for short-term traders looking to take advantage of price movements during the trading day. In this article, we will
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A Relative Vigor Index (RVI) indicates a trend’s strength and confirms overbought, oversold, and divergence signals in forex trading. We will discuss the Relative Vigor Index in depth in this article. What is the Relative Vigor Index? A relative vigor index is a momentum indicator that identifies strengths and weaknesses of current trends by comparing
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Here is what you need to know on Monday, October 9: After Israel declared war on the Palestinian Hamas group on Tuesday, investors sought refuge to start the week as geopolitical tensions escalated. At last, the US Dollar Index traded in positive territory below 106.50 after opening with a bullish gap. The New York Stock
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It is common to see the term short selling in the news. It is a tactic commonly used by well-known investors. They also share their shorted shares publicly, which leads to many retail investors following their lead. The fact remains, however, that short selling is dangerous, and retail investors should avoid it. While it may
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According to Warren Buffet, fundamental analysis is the Holy Grail of investors. He claimed to have amassed his fortune using it. People who revere him vouch for the effectiveness of this approach. The media has also been singing its praises. In reality, most Forex traders do not follow fundamental analysis. Even though many of them
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Investment, trading accounts, or fund drawdowns are defined as declines from a peak to a trough during a period. A drawdown measures the historical risk of different investments, fund performance, or trading performance. Usually, it calculates as a percentage of the peak to the subsequent trough. In the case of a $10,000 trading account with
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On Thursday, investors will monitor global bond markets closely as yields continue to rise. Late in the Asian session, Australia will release its trade data for August. On Friday, the US will publish its weekly jobless claims report. On Thursday, October 5, here’s what you need to know: Before staging a recovery, bond yields in
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