Different Forex traders use different Forex trading strategies. We've compiled a host of articles proposing different Forex trading strategies.
so that you can get a taste of what's out there and formulate the best trading strategy for your specific needs. If you’re not sure which Forex trading strategy (or strategies) to choose, you’re not alone. There is no ‘holy grail’ when it comes to trading. Different strategies can work for different traders depending on their risk appetite, preferred trading time zone, leverage options and many other factors. For this reason, our trading team offers a range of different articles that outline different strategies – how to implement them, the advantages and pitfalls of each strategy, and points to ponder before trading on a live account. Our Forex strategy articles focus on technical strategies as well as psychological strategies that will give you the mental strength you need to place trades and to keep them open or close them intelligently, without making snap decisions that will compromise your account. We also address strategies for commodities and stock trading if you prefer to diversify or don’t feel ready for currency trading. No matter what topic you’re looking for, we’ve got something that will answer your burning questions and help you trade confidently and successfully. Don’t be afraid to test different Forex trading strategies on a demo account before trading on a live account: Forex articles can take you only so far – the rest is up to you, and real-time testing is the best way to make sure that your Forex trading strategy is sound before trading with real money.
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I wrote an article explaining about how an account of $10,000 could be grown into $1 million in the course of a few years of Forex trading. Many readers found it hard to believe that this could be a realistic target.
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Sometimes you have the perfect setup for your strategy and the market literally moves in exactly the opposite direction. This is called “Pattern Failure”.
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Most traders would probably agree with the proposition that the hardest thing to get right in Forex trading is the placement of stop losses and take profit levels. A great deal of trading education and material that is shared with learning traders focuses on finding the right places to enter trades.
Learn about swing trading, whether it is a suitable trading style for you, and the best swing trading strategies to use to become a successful Forex swing trader.
Most traders believe that in order to have a great risk reward ratio on their trades, they need to have a tight stop – or at least as tight as possible.
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The analysis of Japanese candlestick patterns is a tried and tested Forex trading method. Learn some Forex trading strategies here.
Recently, I came across an interesting trading strategy, intended for futures trading but theoretically applicable to retail Forex trading. Learn about the strategy here.
We defined Order Flow trading as a wide-ranging term for styles of trading that are all focused on anticipating where large buy and sell orders would be located, and in trading along in tandem with those orders
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There is a lot of confusion and dispute over what exactly order flow trading is, let alone how it can be utilized as a profitable trading method.
Once we become familiar with the trading tools that are most common in the financial markets, it is important to start thinking about the ways these tools can be used.
MACD (or Moving Average Convergence Divergence) – pronounced “mac-dee” – tracks price momentum strength. Because of its popularity, it is a standard technical indicator included in every trading platform.