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  • Forex Basic: Symmetrical Triangles  By : Martin Chandra
    Symmetrical chart patterns can be found in almost any market and any time frame. They normally signify some indecision in the market and as the pattern develops it is common to see a decrease in volume.
  • A Different Type of Moving Average Cross  By : Martin Chandra
    Virtually every trader has dabbled with or experimented with some sort of moving average. What I want to introduce you to in this lesson is a different sort of moving average cross method, which I have found to be very good at identifying short term trend changes.
  • Forex Basic: MACD  By : Martin Chandra
    Moving Average Convergence-Divergence (MACD) was originally constructed by Gerald Appel an analyst in New York. Originally designed for analysis of stock trends, it is now widely used in many markets.
  • Foreign Exchange Day Trader  By : Martin Chandra
    I received an email from a prospective buyer of my online trading course. His question (below) caused me to think about the wisdom of pursuing trading as a worthy venture.
  • Responsibility in Forex Trading  By : Martin Chandra
    An email in response to my article prompted me to consider the significance of taking responsibility in trading. There is a natural tendency for most people, in any area of life, to not take responsibility for results and behaviours that appear negative.
  • Why 10% of Traders Go Bankrupt?  By : Martin Chandra
    I was thinking about an article I read some time ago that 90% of traders who ever trade lose their account and that 10% actually go bankrupt. If the first number doesn't scare you then the second definitely should.
  • Forex Currency Trading For Dummies  By : Hunter Crowell
    An article looking at forex trading at a very basic level. An overview of the concept of currency trading.
  • Forex Basic: What's a Spread?  By : Martin Chandra
    Very simply, a spread is a position in which options are bought and other options are sold. Having said that, there are dozens of ways to combine options to create simple or exotic trading positions.
  • Forex Basic: Outside Days  By : Martin Chandra
    Outside days can occur frequently on daily charts. The secret of the outside day is the bigger the better and it has more meaning if found at the end of a trend.
  • Forex Basic: Two Period Reversal Pattern  By : Martin Chandra
    The two period reversal is originally taken from the 2-day reversal pattern and as the name implies this particular pattern consists of two periods. I use two periods and I apply this pattern to all securities and time frames.
  • Pivot Point Trading  By : Martin Chandra
    You are going to love this lesson. Using pivot points as a trading strategy has been around for a long time and was originally used by floor traders. This was a nice simple way for floor traders to have some idea of where the market was heading during the course of the day with only a few simple calculations.
  • Forex Multiple Time Frames  By : Martin Chandra
    Multiple time frame trading has probably done more to increase my overall profitability than any other one thing alone. The correct use of multiple time frame trading will allow you to stay in the trade longer by better identifying where you are relative to the big picture.
  • Forex Trading Pivot Points  By : Martin Chandra
    Those of you who have been trading for a while will be familiar with Pivot Points. During this lesson I want to go over how to find a Pivot Point and also a slightly different method of using them. First let's look at how you calculate a Pivot Point.
  • Types of Forex Trading Orders  By : Martin Chandra
    Placing orders correctly is probably one of the most important aspects of trading. It is vital that you understand and use the correct order when you trade.
  • What Are the Differences Between Trading and Gambling?  By : Martin Chandra
    Many people think that trading is similar to gambling. Is this really the case? For example, let's take a look at Black Jack. If you start with $10,000 gambling capital, placing bets of $100 per hand and play 100 hands per day, how long will you last?

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