Forex Articles

This article provides a comprehensive overview of momentum trading, a strategy that involves buying or selling assets based on their historical price performance. It explains the fundamentals of momentum trading, describes two primary types of strategies ("Best of" and “Time Series”), and discusses the pros and cons of each approach. Additionally, the article offers practical tips for implementing momentum strategies across various asset classes, including Forex and stock indices, while highlighting the key considerations traders should be aware of when using this method.

Many traders find that the hardest thing about trading Forex successfully is deciding when to close a trade.

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In this article I will show whether it is true to say that the Forex market ranges most of the time, and whether there is a simple way to exploit this phenomenon profitably

In this article, I am going to speak from my own experience, and try to give you an idea of the challenges you will certainly face if you are going to make a living by trading Forex.

In the final part I am going to explain how to determine which currency pairs to trade, how to control overall risk, and outline some more advanced strategies for exiting trades

One of the easiest and most reliable ways to make money trading Forex is to follow trends and let winning trades run for as long as they will run.

You may have seen the above scenario play out on your charts: you spot a Support and the Support gets broken; the market rises back up and bounces against that previous Support level.

Find out why you should or shouldn't trade exotic Forex currencies here with our latest Forex education article.

Although I am a Forex trader, I have to admit that there is probably more money to be made in trading stocks than there is in Forex.

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.

Some traders prefer to use breakout points to signal their trend entries, others prefer to use indicators which just show strong directional momentum. Who is right, and which works better?

Many traders use moving averages as support and resistance indicators, or focus on whether a candlestick has closed above or below a particular moving average.

There might be ways you can get a better picture of where the buying and selling is taking place beyond what you already know.

Sometimes you have the perfect setup for your strategy and the market literally moves in exactly the opposite direction. This is called “Pattern Failure”.