Occasionally (hopefully not more than once) we accidentally find ourselves on the wrong side of a trade. We meant to sell, but instead we bought.
Many times I get asked by new traders how to handle a certain situation they find themselves in when trading.
Trading the financial markets is one of the most competitive fields in existence today.
A solid buying opportunity can be a pullback down to support while the market is in an uptrend, which is what we see here on this daily chart of the USD/CHF.
One of the most powerful pieces of information you can use to evaluate your actions as a trader is a trading log.
Of all the strategies used to identify an entry into a trade, the use of support and resistance may be one of the more reliable.
The important first step in identifying a potential trading opportunity is to pick the right pair. What we should be looking for is strong trending markets and then to find a trade in that same direction.
The FX markets have always been known for their long trending moves and experienced traders use this to their advantage.
Candle formations can be a valuable addition to a trader’s approach to trading, but only if used correctly.
Bollinger Bands are simply moving average bands with a volatility filter. However, it is that volatility filter that makes this one of the more valuable and popular technical indicators in use today.