Monday, September 29, 2014

FOREX THEORY


Types of Breakouts

When trading breakouts in forex, it is important to realize that there are two main types:
1.Continuation breakouts
2.Reversal breakouts

Knowing what type of breakout you are seeing will help you make sense of what is actually happening in the big picture of the market.

Breakouts are significant because they indicate a change in the supply and demand of the currency pair you are trading. This change in sentiment can cause extensive moves that provide excellent opportunities for you to grab some pips.


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Thursday, September 25, 2014

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By Gordon B. Hinckley.


Wednesday, September 24, 2014

FOREX THEORY


How to Measure Volatility

3. Average True Range (ATR)

Last on the list is the ATR.

The ATR is an excellent tool for measuring volatility because it tells us the average trading range of the market for X amount of time, where X is whatever you want it to be.

So if you set ATR to 20 on a daily chart, it would show you the average trading range for the past 20 days.

Use ATR to measure price volatility.

When ATR is falling, it is an indication that volatility is decreasing. When ATR is rising, it is an indication that volatility has been on the rise.