This article is devoted to the factors that influence the dynamics of AUD/USD and the methods of trading the pair.
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This over view is devoted to two reversal patterns from candlestick analysis: the Hanging Man and Inverted Hammer. When they appear on the chart, this means a correction or a reversal might start.
GBP/USD (Great Britain pound vs US dollar) is one of the most popular instruments in Forex. This overview presents the history of the pair, the factors that influence its dynamics, and suggests a simple trading strategy.
This overview is devoted to the peculiarities and trading method of the pattern called Harami Cross. This reversal candlestick pattern is not frequent but rather strong.
Trading commodities helps investors diversify their portfolios because these instruments have no connection to the stock or currency market. This article explains what commodities are and how to trade them.
In this article, I will tell you about margin zones, how to mark them, and what they are used for. You will also see examples of medium-term and intraday trading with margin zones.
In this overview, I will get you acquainted with such a notion as market sentiment in Forex. It helps confirm the current trend and warns you of its probable end.
In this article, you’ll be introduced to the US Dollar index, which shows dynamic patterns of the American currency and helps to find additional signals for Forex trading.
In this article, I speak about a relatively new pattern of Harmonic Trading called 5-0. It is similar to the popular Head and Shoulders pattern of classic technical analysis. I will tell and show you on examples how to trade this unique pattern.
USD/CHF – the US dollar against Swiss franc – is one of the majors in Forex. In this overview, we will discuss some factors influencing the quotations of USD/CHF as well as learn some ways of trading the pair.
In this overview, I will describe in detail a popular pattern of Harmonic Trading called Butterfly. I will show you its difference from the Gartley pattern and give you examples of trading by the Butterfly.
In this overview, I will speak about trading without leverage so that you could decide whether this type of trading suits you.
In this article, we will discuss a pattern of Harmonic Trading called Shark. We will find answers to such questions as how to detect the pattern on the chart, what are the main rules by which it forms, and how to use the Shark in trading.
In this overview, we will discuss such a property of trading systems as stability. The stabler the system remains under the influence of surrounding events, the stabler your trading by the system will be.
Arthur A. Merrill’s M and W patterns look like waves. There are 32 patterns, 16 of which have a unique structure. Some look like classic price patterns, have a clear structure and understandable identification rules.