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Confirm your main trend with LMT Forex Formula
2009-09-07 12:24:00 L.M.T Stands for Low Main tenance Trading. The L.M.T Forex Formula is a trend following system that requires little time to manage and trade. The L.M.T Forex Formula was originally designed for trading the Daily charts but can also be used very profitably on the 4 hour charts. If you currently have a demanding day job but still wish to trade Forex then you will want to focus on the daily charts. This allows you to only check your charts for 10-15 minutes a day (at the close of the daily candle). Trading the daily charts will also provide you with very profitable trades sometimes netting anything between 100 and 2000 pips profit. Trading 10-12 pairs on the daily charts you can expect around 8-10 trades a month which is 2-3 trades a week on average. If you have more time to spare you may wish to drop down to the 4 hour charts giving you plenty of opportunities to trade, however this will also require a lot more time managing the trades as they progress. Get LMT Formula at 17.99$ only... More About: Trend
Forex Monster EA for your Meta4 Trading
2009-08-29 10:45:00 Well, since everyone is talking about Forex Monster EA nowaday, I think you my subsriptions deserve a legal copy at 29% original price onlyOfficial site here www.theforexmonster.comDiscount price here at Forex Monster More About: Trading
When is a pattern not a pattern?
2008-12-30 05:43:00 A guide to avoid loss making tradesWhen is a pattern not a pattern?The easy answer to the question is “when it’s not a pattern”. And that really is the real crux of the issue… Let me explain.Let’s take a look at one of the most simple patterns in technical analysis, the Double Top (Bottom).This is the hourly chart of Dollar-Swissie in a run up from the 1.0883 low which found a high at 1.1324. Following this it pulled back lower and then attempted to move back to the high once again. However, it failed just 6 points from that high and then declined quite sharply.In this process it formed what we call a “Double Top.” This is a classic reversal pattern that through measurements will provide a minimum target in the reversal. Basically, by taking the number of points from the peaks and the intervening corrective low it is then possible to project lower from that trough to generate the minimum target.In this example the pattern has worked perfectly. What is more, the Rapid R... More About: Pattern
Overbought and Oversold RSI Readings
2008-12-06 06:01:00 One classic interpretation of momentum indicators is that of overbought and oversold. Normally these are quite good signals when used within a consolidating market although mere oversold or overbought readings should not be used to buy or sell (respectively) without other forms of analysis and preferably in shorter term time frame charts.However, these overbought and oversold extremes can be useful within trends also. In this type of interpretation it is vital that only trades in the direction of the trend be taken.First we should remind ourselves of the definition of a trend.Uptrend: is a sequence of higher highs and higher lowsFrequently, though not always, a trend support line can be drawn across the lowsDowntrend: is a sequence of lower lows and lower highsFrequently, though not always, a trend resistance line can be drawn across the highsA good reversal signal at the end of a trend may well be the break back below the support line in an uptrend or above the ... More About: Readings
Stochastics Cross Signal
2008-11-04 08:38:00 A useful strategy to reduce your losses using stochastics crossover signalsStochastics are often used to generate buy and sell signals when the %FastD crosses above or below %SlowD. Just how good are these signals?The stochastic plot here shows where entries are indicated:I have not circled all the signals but just four in the center of the chart that only shows the stochastic plot. The buy signal occurs when %FastD crosses above %SlowD and the sell signal occurs when the opposite is seen – when the %FastD crosses below %SlowD. However there are two other signals in between that provide first a sell signal and then a buy the next bar. This is rather annoying.Let us seen how the entries might look on a chart.Clearly, when there is a modestly sustained move the Stochastic crossovers can provide a reasonable profit but all too often in the small, rather tight range consolidations it can give back much too much of hard earned profits.Is there any way we can try and prevent this give b... More About: Cross , Signal
Powerful chart tool and economic calendar
2008-11-03 18:55:00 Forex Calendar More About: Tool , Economic , Chart
Using Divergences to Identify Market Reversals
2008-09-19 12:01:00 Using divergences correctly can help spot key market turnsMany traders and analyst use price-momentum divergence to identify trend reversals. For those of you who are not familiar with this term divergences may be defined as follows:* Bullish divergence: When price lows are lower in a trend but momentum lows are higher* Bearish divergence: When price highs are higher in a trend but momentum highs are lowerBasically what this is effectively saying is that momentum, that is the pace of the trend, slows then the underlying momentum indicator will not confirm the new price extremes by making new momentum extremes.For example, it is easy to see from this chart that there has been a strong uptrend.Below the price chart is a form of the Relative Strength Index (RSI)Note how the RSI is showing a bearish divergence. As you can see price highs are still rising but the RSI peaks have begun to fall. This is a feature that often accompanies a stronger reversal in the trend.Is this a confirmed re... More About: Market
MA and bollinger tighten
2008-09-18 05:27:00 Bollinger bands are very useful in determining price direction. You will notice that whenever the bands tighten, price explode out in a direction that is pretty much determined by the attitude of the 200 EMA. More About: Bollinger
Free forecast and daily analysis
2008-06-03 17:38:00 Forex Calendar More About: Daily , Analysis , Free , Forecast
A useful directional oscillator
2008-06-03 17:35:00 Have you ever looked for an indicator that could provide you with a broad indication of price direction? Well, here?s a nifty little indicator that could help.It?s very similar to MACD but tends to suffer fewer whipsaws in flatter corrections. The basic concept behind the MACD indicator is instead of using the crossover signals of two moving averages to base signals, it assigns one (exponential) moving average to represent price and a second, longer (exponential) moving average to represent the underlying direction of price.The problem with just using the crossovers of two moving averages is that the signals can come very late and much of the directional move can be complete when the signal is finally generated. The MACD, by measuring the width between the averages, is more sensitive to how fast the averages are moving apart (divergence) and also how quickly they are moving together (convergence.)The drawback of MACD is that it can be so responsive to changes in direction that it ca...
A useful directional oscillator
2008-06-03 17:35:00 Have you ever looked for an indicator that could provide you with a broad indication of price direction? Well, here’s a nifty little indicator that could help.It’s very similar to MACD but tends to suffer fewer whipsaws in flatter corrections. The basic concept behind the MACD indicator is instead of using the crossover signals of two moving averages to base signals, it assigns one (exponential) moving average to represent price and a second, longer (exponential) moving average to represent the underlying direction of price.The problem with just using the crossovers of two moving averages is that the signals can come very late and much of the directional move can be complete when the signal is finally generated. The MACD, by measuring the width between the averages, is more sensitive to how fast the averages are moving apart (divergence) and also how quickly they are moving together (convergence.)The drawback of MACD is that it can be so responsive to changes in direction that i...
Forex forecast and daily analysis
2007-06-11 16:46:00 Forex Calendar More About: Daily , Analysis , Forex , Forecast
Golden nuggets of forex trading
2007-05-24 13:45:00 Bollinger bands are very useful in determining price direction. You will notice that whenever the bands tighten, price explode out in a direction that is pretty much determined by the attitude of the 200 EMA More About: Forex , Trading , Forex Trading , Golden , Fore
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Multiple Time Frames combine with RSI and support/resistance
2007-03-09 09:32:00 A technique to improve your trading decisionsHave you ever seen RSI overbought and wonder whether it was the right time to sell? Let’s face it, an overbought reading in a momentum oscillator can merely mean that price is strong and may even turn into an uptrend. Is it a valid overbought signal? Do you sell? Where do you sell? Where should you place your stop? Quite often using two charts of different time frames can help. For instance, let us suggest you have seen an overbought reading in the daily chart but there is no bearish divergence. What you can do is look at a shorter time frame chart, a 4-hour or 2-hour chart to see what is happening there an whether a more accurate sell signal can be identified. Let us look at recent example in EURUSD:Above is the daily chart of EURUSD as it approached 1.3258. Daily Rapid RSI was showing an overbought reading but there was no bearish divergence. From this chart alone we probably couldn’t work out whether there was a selling opportunity... More About: Time , Support , Resistance
Using Multiple Time Frames in Your Analysis
2007-03-09 09:32:00 A technique to improve your trading decisions Have you ever seen RSI overbought and wonder whether it was the right time to sell? Let?s face it, an overbought reading in a momentum oscillator can merely mean that price is strong and may even turn into an uptrend. Is it a valid overbought signal? Do you sell? Where do you sell? Where should you place your stop? Quite often using two charts of different time frames can help. For instance, let us suggest you have seen an overbought reading in the daily chart but there is no bearish divergence. What you can do is look at a shorter time frame chart, a 4-hour or 2-hour chart to see what is happening there an whether a more accurate sell signal can be identified. Let us look at recent example in EURUSD:Above is the daily chart of EURUSD as it approached 1.3258. Daily Rapid RSI was showing an overbought reading but there was no bearish divergence. From this chart... More About: Analysis , Time , Sing , Frame , Ames
Avoiding the pitfalls of using MACD in your trading
2006-10-24 10:01:00 MACD is used quite widely among traders mainly, it would seem, because the basis for the indicator is something they can visualize ? effectively measuring the degree of convergence or divergence of two exponential moving averages. Commonly traders will consider buying or selling on crossover of the MACD lines. However, there can be problems and it is worth understanding when these may occur.Let us take a look at the MACD plot on a weekly chart of USDJPY:Broadly we would be pleased with the general signals being generated from MACD in this chart. While the crossover of the MACD across the signal line never really occur at market extremes, in this case they are pretty close and one cannot expect a lagging indicator to provide signals at price extremes. It can be seen that before the moving averages cross the MACD is signaling a reversal earlier and allowing an early entry into a potential trade. Perfect. We can begin to trade on this indicator then? Or can we..?Take a look at the seco... More About: Trading , Sing , Avoid , Fall , Falls
Moving Average Convergence and Divergence - avoid MACD pitfall in your trad
2006-10-24 05:10:00 MACD is used quite widely among traders mainly, it would seem, because the basis for the indicator is something they can visualize – effectively measuring the degree of convergence or divergence of two exponential moving averages. Commonly traders will consider buying or selling on crossover of the MACD lines. However, there can be problems and it is worth understanding when these may occur.Let us take a look at the MACD plot on a weekly chart of USDJPY:Broadly we would be pleased with the general signals being generated from MACD in this chart. While the crossover of the MACD across the signal line never really occur at market extremes, in this case they are pretty close and one cannot expect a lagging indicator to provide signals at price extremes. It can be seen that before the moving averages cross the MACD is signaling a reversal earlier and allowing an early entry into a potential trade. Perfect. We can begin to trade on this indicator then… Or can we..?Take a look at the ... More About: Moving , Convergence , Avoid
My essential trading system
2006-06-05 05:07:00 If you want to get to the top of the forex market “food chain” you have come to the right place. The strategy that we are about to reveal to you is a completely new, efficient and reliable trading strategy that comes as the result of years of forex market research using sophisticated mathematical methods and is based on a fundamental property of financial markets.Regardless of how strong a long-term market trend is, the market never moves only in the direction of the long-term trend - there are always minor movements against the longterm market trend. These deviations usually don’t last very long and after them the market moves again in the direction of the long-term trend.The picture above shows a snapshot of a E/U candlestick chart. Although the market shows both upward and downward market movements it can be easily recognized that the long-term market trend is clearly bearish.Frequent relationships are 25%, 38%, 50%, 61% and 75% (Fibonacci ratios).Suppose we entered the mar... More About: System , Trading
My essential trading system
2006-06-04 20:13:00 If you want to get to the top of the forex market ?food chain? you have come to the right place. The strategy that we are about to reveal to you is a completely new, efficient and reliable trading strategy that comes as the result of years of forex market research using sophisticated mathematical methods and is based on a fundamental property of financial markets.Regardless of how strong a long-term market trend is, the market never moves only in the direction of the long-term trend - there are always minor movements against the longterm market trend. These deviations usually don?t last very long and after them the market moves again in the direction of the long-term trend.The picture above shows a snapshot of a E/U candlestick chart. Although the market shows both upward and downward market movements it can be easily recognized that the long-term market trend is clearly bearish.Frequent relationships are 25%, 38%, 50%, 61% and 75% (Fibonacci ratios).Suppose we entered the market sh... More About: System , Trading , Esse , Stem , Essential |
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