Forex Indicators

Although currency traders can trade on the forex markets 24 hours a day, the markets are closed on weekends. However, the best traders do not waste this time but use it productively by conducting a weekend forex analysis. Conducting this analysis allows you to become mentally prepared for another week of making profitable trades. You […]

The secret of many successful currency traders is their familiarity with the various forex analysis indicators as well as the most appropriate scenarios in which they should be used. These indicators will help a trader determine just when to enter or exit a profit-making trade. Here are four market indicators that every currency trader must

Forex indicators are ideally supposed to help traders make the difficult decision-making process in forex trading easy. These technical analysis tools are supposed to help them decide which currency pair to buy or sell as well as to determine entry and exit points for each trade. For the last 100 years, technical analysts have been

If you have journeyed across an ocean, you will be in a better position to appreciate what forex indicators are. The ocean is a vast stretch of water and travelling across it entails journeying through a seemingly endless mass of churning often turbulent water underneath and an infinite sky above. Without navigational aids, you’d easily

Forex indicators are mere attempts to capture the underlying sentiment of the market to help traders to easily decide whether to buy or sell. Unfortunately, many of these indicators have been in use for quite a while now but none of them is able to come up with any semblance of success. Capturing the underlying

The forex market has recently become abuzz with the latest addition the family of forex indicators with the introduction of Ichimoku Kinko Hyo or simply the Ichimoku cloud. It is actually built on the Japanese candlestick charts as an overlay technical indicator that measures momentum along with possible areas of resistance and support lines. Used

Forex indicators are used to confirm price movement and the integrity of particular chart patterns to determine possible price action points. They are basically calculations of price movements, momentum, money flow, trend, volatility.  These indicators can either be lagging or leading indicator. A lagging indicator is trend following and basically follows price movements. Leading indicators