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8-Super Aggressive Reversal Set-up

2011-03-27T08:50:00.000-07:00

This set-up is a bit more aggressive, it is harder to spot but it can be very profitable when traded.

Step 1: Find a Resistance\Support level

It should be a level that price has touched before and reversed:

Step 2: Make sure the Moving Average is Flat

The 20-period Moving Average must be flat for the set-up to be confirmed. (the middle band of Bollinger)
Step 3: Wait for price to touch the level again

Wait for price to touch the level again, AND to be close to the Bollinger Band. For long trades price should be closer to the lower band, and for short trades price should be closer to the higher band.

Reversal is confirmed when price goes above the high of the previous candle (for long trades) or below the low of the previous candle (for short trades).

Step 4: Placing Stop Loss

Stop Loss is placed:

- 5 pips below the lowest low of last 4 candles (for long trades)

- 5 pips above the highest high of last 4 candles (for short trades)

Exiting the Trade
Trade is closed when price touches the opposite Bollinger Band.

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7-TrendLine Pullback

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7-TrendLine Pullback

2011-03-26T03:08:00.000-07:00

The second set-up we are going to teach you is the TrendLine Pullback formation. The TrendLine pullback formation occurs when price breaks a trend line, and then retraces to test it. Once price tests it, and reverses – we will enter the trade in the direction of the breakout.

Step 1: Identifying a trend line

We identify a trend line – price stopping on one line for more than 2 times.

Step 2: Wait for price to break the trend line

Step 3: Wait for price to retest the trend line

Price re-tests the trend line when it comes back to touch it. Reversal is confirmed when price goes above the high of the previous candle (for long trades) or below the low of the previous candle (for short trades).

Step 4: Placing Stop Loss

Stop Loss is placed:

- 5 pips below the lowest low of last 4 candles (for long trades)

- 5 pips above the highest high of last 4 candles (for short trades)

Exiting the Trade

Trade is closed when the 20-period moving average is no longer sloped = is flat. A flat moving average signals that the trend is weak and not likely continue.

Next chapter - Super Aggressive Reversal Set-up

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6-SR System The Trading Set-ups

2011-03-26T02:06:00.000-07:00

Dynamic SR System

The first trading set-up we are going to show you is the Dynamic SR set-up.

As the name suggests the basis for this system is dynamic support\resistance level which price has struggle to break. When price touches this level we will wait for signs that price is reversing- and will enter the trade.

The dynamic SR level will be the Moving Average level. Preferably the 20- period Moving Average, though you can use any other period.

Step 1: Waiting for the MA to become sloped.

We wait for the MA to become sloped. This is a sign that the trend is strong. A sloped moving average means that the trend is strong and therefore any retracement to the MA will probably lead to a continuation in price, and a good trading signal for us to trade.

Step 2: Wait for price to touch MA.

Wait for price to touch the MA, and reverse. Reversal is confirmed when price goes above the high of the previous candle (for long trades) or below the low of the previous candle (for short trades).

Step 4: Placing Stop Loss.

Stop Loss is placed:

- 5 pips below the lowest low of last 4 candles (for long trades)

- 5 pips above the highest high of last 4 candles (for short trades)

Exiting the Trade.

Trade is closed when the moving average is no longer sloped = is flat.

Examples for trades

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4-When trade is confirmed

5-Money Management

Forex trading strategy 1 (Fast moving averages crossover)

5-Money Management

2011-03-25T10:09:00.000-07:00

Most people who approach trading discard Money Management as it is less attractive than indicators, systems, and practical trading techniques. Nevertheless, this is the core foundation of trading success. Without solid money management it even the best trading system will cause losses. It is important to know the basic truths of Money Management as they are the core of any probabilistic endeavor.

The basics of money management are derived from a simple trading truth:

The outcome of any single trade is unknown

The outcome of any single trade is unknown. Each outcome – profit or loss – has a certain probability for occurring. The conclusion from this truth is that streaks of losing trades will occur, even if your trading system is profitable. The purpose of money management is to make you survive the streaks and able to recover quickly.

First principle of money management:

Risk a constant amount of money on each trade

I recommend risking 1-3% of your money on any single trade. Following this principle, even if one suffers 10 consecutive losses, he will only lose 10%- 30% of equity and would be able to continue taking trades and eventually recover. Most people risk 5-10% on each trade. This is a strategy that will inevitably lead to margin call – as even the best traders sometimes suffer from streaks of 10 consecutive losses. When these streaks occur, it will eliminate profits of many successful months or even years if improper Money Management is used.

This is an important issue many traders tend to forget. A fellow trader of mine is an exceptional trader. He had months with 1000 pips profit, and he doubled his account almost each month. After few months of trading with immense success, he developed an attitude of a total winner.

This was a double-edge sword: It gave him confidence in his analysis which is crucial for traders, but it also led him to believe that he is the market. He forgot the main principle of Trading, that each trade is a probabilistic event.

His trade size grew gradually until he risked 30%, even 40% of his entire equity in single trades. Despite his exceptional trading abilities, he eventually ended up broke.

I will now describe a popular method of money management that is accepted by investors and traders, though it is mathematically proven to diminish your account. I am talking about Martingale – also known as Averaging and Doubling-Down.

The basis of this method is doubling the trade size after each loss, so in case of profit, it will cover all previous losses. This strategy's origins are traced to gambling.

This money management system attracts many novice traders because it seems to be the magic cure for their trading illnesses. I will now demonstrate how destructive this method actually is. Let's assume you risk 1% of your equity on a single trade – very conservative approach. For each loss, one doubles his trade size, in order to compensate for previous losses.

It takes only 7 consecutive losses to drain all money from trading account. It may seem a distant, improbable event, but even one has 60% win percentage (and most traders do not), it takes just 245 trades for such an event to happen. Eventually, the evaporation of money is inevitable.

This leads us to the second principle of money management:

Do not change your trade size

No matter how many losing trades occur one should keep his trade size constant. The constant trading size will eventually lead to recovery. Most traders, when faced with streak of losses, will decrease their trade size because of fear, or increase it – to compensate for their losses. I strongly advise you not to follow this course of action.

These are the core foundations of Money Management. Remember these principles and do not deviate from them, in any circumstances. Even if you change the type of signals you trade, or choose to follow a system of your own, these principles should be left intact in your trading arsenal.

Let us summarize them up:

The outcome of any single trade is unknown

Risk a constant amount of money on each trade

Do not change your trade size

Now, when we have the foundations, we shall proceed to learning the core of our trading system – Chart Patterns.

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3-Breakout and Pullback

4-When trade is confirmed

How I trade Price Action

4-When trade is confirmed

2011-03-25T09:45:00.000-07:00

We will now describe a very important subject – exact timing of trades. Until this point we have discussed the scenarios which we will trade (bounces and pullbacks). Now we will describe when exactly each scenario is confirmed – and a trade should be entered. Do not worry if the rules are not completely understood – numerous examples of these techniques will be given in the following chapters.

Bounce

Bounce is confirmed after:

1. Price created one candle in the opposite direction of previous candle.

2. A second candle passed the low of the previous (for short trades) or high (for long trades).

Examples:

Pullback

Pullback is confirmed the same way as bounce. At all future chart pattern examples, exact entry point will be marked. Next chapter Money Management

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2-The Basics of Charting

3-Breakout and Pullback

How I trade Price Action

Trading Plan Content

3-Breakout and Pullback

2011-03-25T09:18:00.000-07:00

Our trading decisions will be based on actions that price can perform in relation to trendlines. There are three scenarios that price can perform:

- Bounce

- Breakout

- Pullback

I will now explain each scenario and demonstrate in charts. Bounces Bounce occurs when price touches a Support or Resistance level and bounces in the opposite direction. These are strong signals that we will incorporate in our trading repeatedly. Examples for bounces were shown in the last pages:

Price bounced several times on these support and resistance levels. The more bounces – the stronger these levels are. We will only trade on levels that have at least 2 bounces. Levels with 1 bounce only are not strong enough to serve as trading signals.

Breakouts

Breakouts occur when price breaks a support or resistance level. They are usually accompanied with high volume and big movement of price. We will not trade these signals. Examples for breakouts:

Breakout signals attract many inexperienced traders that mistakenly think that the Breakout is a profitable signal.

Breakout is usually an unreliable signal whose continuation is doubtful. Price may appear to break a certain level but will close below it – this is known as 'Fakeout'. This happens a lot, especially when trading in small time-frames (Day Trading). When trading stocks, you can trade breakouts, though you will suffer from the same drawback these signals have.

This drawback is the inability of placing a stop loss at a logical location.

When entering on a breakout, we don't know where to place the stop loss, as price can retrace, touch our stop loss order (closing our trade) and continue in the original direction. In order to place a stop loss it must be far from price – thus decreasing our profitability.

We will now describe the main signal we will trade, one with highest power and reliability.

Pullbacks

Pullbacks occur when price re-touches a Support\Resistance previously broken. This is one of the highest quality signals and we will trade them in many chart patterns. Examples for pullbacks:

Note that pullbacks should occur at few bars after the breakout. If the pullback doesn't occur quickly we will discard it as a potential trade. This is because psychological levels tend to lose their reliability as they became older. Always aim to trade newest trend lines and discard the old ones.

The pullback is an extremely strong trading signal, which results in frequent winning trades. This is empowered by the fact that when trading pullbacks, we are actually trading with the prevailing trend! The breakout that came before the pullback confirmed the strength of the trend – and enhances the quality of our signal. Next chapter When trade is confirmed

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2-The Basics of Charting

How I trade Price Action

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2-The Basics of Charting

2011-03-25T08:38:00.000-07:00

In this chapter I will teach you the basics of charting – the very foundation we will build on in the next chapters.

You will learn:

- What is Support and Resistance

- How to draw Support and Resistance levels correctly

- How to draw trendlines

- What are Breakouts and Pullbacks

- How To Time Entries

Support and Resistance.

These ideas are at the very core of Chartism and Technical Analysis, and almost all Chart Patterns involves them in some way. We will now define Support and Resistance and describe the ways they may appear in the markets. Support and Resistance are psychological levels which price has difficulties to break. Many reversals of trend will occur on these levels. When a certain level is difficult for price to cross upwards – it is called Resistance.
When a certain level is difficult for price to cross downwards – it is called Support. The harder for price to cross a certain level, the stronger it is and the profitability of our trades will increase. Try to trade on levels that price stopped on at least twice. The most basic form of Support and Resistance is horizontal. Examples:

Strong horizontal levels are round levels - 1.1300, 148.0, 130, etc. These levels are usually prone to high activity from buyers and sellers, and therefore usually cause reversals in price.

An interesting phenomenon can occur when price breaks a psychological level: Support level can transform into Resistance, and vice versa. This knowledge gives you the power to predict price reversals. Example:

Another visual representation of Support and Resistance is dynamic – the Trendline. This is a sloped line which is difficult for price to penetrate. There are support trendlines and resistance trendlines - depending on their position in relation to price. Examples for trend lines:

All the chart patterns we will cover in this book consist of trendlines and psychological levels. Study these examples well and test your knowledge by identifying trendlines in your trading platform. Next chapter 3-Breakout and Pullback

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How I trade Price Action

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1-Forex Marvel Trader

2011-03-25T03:26:00.000-07:00

The world of trading has witnessed an enormous change in the last decade. The rapid development in field of computers and internet now allow private traders to participate in the world largest financial market – the FOREX market. This market exchanges over 1 Trillion Dollars each day – and provides the sophisticated trader countless opportunities to profit. This is done via analysis of price, also known as Technical Analysis. Once a secret art used by gifted traders, Technical Analysis had turned into public knowledge, allowing traders to profit from market movements from the comfort of their own homes. Nevertheless, the mass of knowledge also created a need to filter the excessive information into clear signals – buy and sell. This book aims to teach the practical side of Technical Analysis – from identification of patterns to exact entry points. This book is written exclusively to help you to achieve your trading goals, whether you are a beginner at the markets or have traded for years. Technical Analysis has many more faces and tools to guide your way, and this book does not pretend to cover all these.
However, if you are seeking clear, straight-forward rules for trading without wasting time and money – this book is for you. The main trading methodology is based on Charts and Price. These were proven to be the most consistent trading signals in the long-term, and have given traders early signs of trends since the beginning of the 20 th century. The patterns you will learn here have occurred repeatedly for decades – and will appear forever. This is what makes them so powerful. Nevertheless, the exact rules for trading chart patterns are a mystery to most traders. Traditional charting books lack the definition of entry points, and give merely a general definition of patterns. These books do not provide the essential knowledge needed for consistent and profitable trading of chart patterns – which is even more crucial when trading intra-day. In this book you will find specific and clearly defined entry-points, designed to maximize your profits with low-risk trades.

Foundations of Trading Success In this chapter I will describe the most important foundations of a successful trader. These are also the elements which most people (95%, to be exact) fail to comprehend and implement in their trading. After reading this chapter you would have made a great step into becoming a successful, consistent winner. Success Element 1: The Trader Mindset Most failing traders believe that the reason for their failure is analytical skills that are not fully developed. Some think that the reason is lack of equity, and with more funds they can be more successful. It is rarely true. In fact, the major reason for failure in trading is improper mindset. Self- sabotaging mindset is the key for all trading illnesses. How many times did it happen to you that you deviated from your system for no reason, just to later realize that sticking to it would have yielded much greater profit? How many times did you close positions early or enter not according to your rules? Numerous times, for sure. A trader with proper mindset can achieve great results with a simple trading system and a very small equity – and gaining this mindset should be your primary goal. What is a trader mindset? Mindset is simply what you believe in – your beliefs regarding trading, success, and consistency. In order to ensure a proper and effective trading mindset, we will now instill helpful trading beliefs and remove the ones that cause you to fail. Limiting Belief 1: A winning trader wins 100% of his trades This is a common belief that prevents many traders from achieving trading success. It is a false belief – as no trader wins 100% of his trades. I want to emphasize this idea as it is crucial: No traders win 100% of his trades. The reason for this lies in the fact that trading is an endeavor that involves probabilities. Each trade has two outcomes - win or loss, and each outcome has a probability for occurring. A winning system simply has more probability of winning than losing, and it by no means wins 100% of the trades it signals. Any news event in a remote country can affect the market and your trade – and you can do nothing about it. There are many hidden variables involved in each trade which you cannot predict, and each one can cause you to lose. What is the good news? You don't have to win 100% of your trades to be profitable. The solution to this apparent paradox lies in quality of your trades - the amount you lose versus the amount you gain in each win. If you win twice the size of your losses, you will be profitable even if you do not win 100% of your trades. The next example will demonstrate it. Let's assume you are risking 1% of your equity of each trade, and gaining 2% on each win. Let's assume you have an average win probability of 50%. If you had taken 10 trades, you will now be with 10% gain on your equity. You see how the high quality of the trades (which will be later defined as Risk:Reward Ratio) compensated on the mediocre win percentage. Remember this example:

The belief that a trader has to win 100% of its trades to be considered profitable causes many traders to lose confidence in their system, usually at its first loss. Many traders may change or alter their winning system, due to momentary losses that have nothing to do with their profitability. A good friend of mine suffered from this belief. He traded a system I instructed him to (which will be described in the following chapter), but ended up losing money. He began by winning several trades, but a few losing ones totally wrecked his confidence, and he discarded the system as ineffective. Had he realized the fact that some losses are inevitable, he would continue trade this system and next profits would have covered his losses – and much more. Beware of such perfectionism in trading – it usually does more harm than good. Perfectionism is good as long as you channel it towards thorough study of past trades and improvement. Another unfortunate result of this false belief is constant, infinite search for the perfect trading system, referred as the 'Holy Grail'. Trader may possess a very profitable system but will stop trading it as he believes that it is not profitable enough. Helpful Belief 1: Losses happen. It is a part of the business and does not influence my system. From now and on, you must accept your losses as 'part of the game'. It is hard to continue trading a system that produced losing several losing signals, but this is what consistent traders to on daily basis. This is the essence of consistent profits in the market – sticking to your system. It is not easy to remain detached from markets or systems that cause you to lose money. It is very tempting to add more indicators or confirmations to your system, or even to ditch it completely, looking for the next Holy Grail. Please don't do that. Accept losses as being the cost of making business, and remain completely confident of your system. Success Element 2: The System The second most important element of a winning trading career is the System. Trader must have solid rules for entering, exiting, taking profits and setting stop loss for each trade he takes. He must have iron-solid characteristics for determining what signals are weak and should be discarded, and what are the best signals he must take without hesitation. 'Why do I need a system? I just trade based on what I see on the chart'. Common mistake. A trader in his early career has no means to analyze the markets properly, due to lack of experience. Any discretionary trade he will take is of high risk and his chances of losing are very high. Only after 1-2 years of chart experience, one may develop a 'feel' for the markets. Until then, I advise you not to trade discretionary trades. Restrict yourself to trading patterns which you know well to identify and trade. I will teach you strong chart patterns in the next chapters. It is important to realize that any attempt of trading discretionary trades without thorough experience is practically doomed. I know many people who struggle endlessly with the charts, trying to get the 'feel' for the markets. Eventually, some may get it, but the process is very slow. It would be much easier to learn the markets while executing a simple strategy and earning a living. A few words about trading systems: I don't believe in indicators. I have traded and tested almost all indicators available, and almost none seem to work for the long-term. MACD, RSI, and CCI - they all seem nice in retrospective – but when one trades with them, his account will suffers. That is why the system I am going to teach you is based solely on charts. The chart patterns I am going to teach you are as old as the markets themselves. They appeared from 1900 to this very day, and have proven themselves as the most profitable method of trading and speculating in the world markets. Next chapter 2-The Basics of Charting

How I trade Price Action

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Forex Trend Following - How to Catch and Hold the Big Trends For Huge Profits

How I trade Price Action

2011-03-22T03:30:00.000-07:00

I use New York Close candles. www.fxlite.com or www.tradestation.com provide these charts. Each day when I wake up , I scan through the following currency pairs I identify any obvious price action signals such as an inside bar, a pin bar, or a Fakey setup. If I spot inside bar formations with the trend, I look for continuations, but if its against the mid term trend , I note a potential Fakey is in the making, remember, the Fakey setup is unconfirmed at this point, so that’s a pending trigger I note. After a daily pin bar I typically will wait for a 38-55% retrace of the pin bar to enter. If the market is trending, certainly I try to take daily pin bars instantly if the trend was already strong and moving fast.
I will have already had key support and resistance marked on my charts, but I will then amend these lines on the charts if things have changed overnight. A move in the markets will obviously change my key short term swing support and resistance, so I note thos e levels clearly. I tak e note of the current short term trend on the 8 and 21 day EMA chart as well as the 1 hour 150 and 365 EMA. I bring it all together and decide what setups I lik e. I decide if the mark et is at a trend line, following moving averages, or nearing obvious short term or long term horizontal support and resistance etc . Do the any signals occur near the relevant areas or did they form with the broader trend? If the market was previously going sideways, was there any obvious intraday trend move that broke a key support or resistance level overnight? If there was, I need to note that level on my chart.

Most Fakey setups work best with trending markets, or right next to support or resistance, or key retracement points, so the trigger is only taken if I can clearly decipher this Daily Inside bars are taken if they clearly form with an existing s trong trend, when I take an inside bar break out, ideally I want the inside bar to have been the tightest bar than the last 4 or even 7 days. (nr4 and nr 7 days ). The less nearby resistance or support , the more potential the inside bar pattern has to move in our favor, if there is a nearby level, you might want to wait for support or resistance to break before entering inside bar. Daily inside bars are noted regardles s because they can become a Fakey setup. If there is a strong trend on the daily chart, with a clear stepping price action in once direction, I will be actively looking to enter a trade in the direction of that trend, using a counter trend move to enter at the 8 21 or 50 day EMA “value” areas. This applies to the hourly trend charts as well. Daily pin bar with an inside bar after it is powerful and trigger is usually taken every time if the trend agrees, or if the signal occurs at or near a very obvious significant key horizontal level.

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Forex Education - Why Buying Low Selling High is Not the Best Strategy For Profits

Fx Prime 1 Minute Scalping System

Trading Plan Content

2011-03-22T02:18:00.000-07:00

1. Your personal skill assessment- Are you ready to trade real money? Why are you ready? Can you follow your plays without hesitation? Have you defined the criteria in writing of when you will start trading with real money?

2. Mental preparation- How do you feel? Are you rested? Have you had any mental or emotional traumas recently? Under what mental and emotional conditions will you NOT trade?

3. Determine Risk Level- How much of a percentage of your account equity are you going to risk on each trade? What is the most you can lose per month before you MUST stop trading? At what point, what is the criteria, do you increase the percentage you risk?

4. Goal Setting- What are your weekly profit goals? How do you determine your price targets before you enter the trade? Setup a monitoring method to track your profit target success. What are your goals short term and long term? How do you track the progress of those goals?

5. Trade Analysis- What is you pre trade analysis process? Do you have a methodical process in place for completing this? What is your post trade analysis methodology? Do you have a way to monitor your psychology during a trade? Have you developed a trading play book?

6. Homework- Have you developed a way of methodically doing your homework and research. How do you plan to document it? Have you outlined a continuing education plan? Do you have a trading library? Have you scheduled time to do your homework and research?

7. Busniess Plan- How much is it going to cost you to get into trading? What are your monthly expenditures? How much are you going to allocate to education? When would you reasonably expect to break even? What will you do with your profits? Do you have rewards in place for yourself when you meet certain stages of your plan?

8. Office Setup- How is your office setup? Do you have all the contact numbers to your brokers and internet service providers handy? Do you have a backup charting service (you can use a free one)? Do you have anti-virus software on your tradestation and do you run it every day? What do you do if your tradestation crashes in the middle of a trade? How do you plan to recover from a tradestation crash?

You should take these eight areas and add as many details to your trading plan as possible. The more complete your trading plan is, the clearer the path will be that you need to follow. You should revisit you trading plan about every three months to see how you are following it. Take a lot of time to complete your trading plan thoroughly it will benefit you more than you know.

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100 Z Forex system

2010-03-15T10:59:00.000-07:00

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I can assure you that you will be Making Money and lots and lots of it by trading this system sensibly and keeping quiet about it.

I have developed this System for myself and I am willing to share it with you.

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There is one condition that you have to meet. Before I pass on the Z-100 to you, I need an assurance from you in writing, yes in writing (this is a condition), that you will keep this system as a Secret, you will not discuss about this anywhere on the Forums. We want to keep it Hush Hush. Just keep making Money quietly on a daily basis. Don't let the "Cat out of the Bag".

I trust you and I need assurance from you that you will not leak out our Secret System because if it leaks out, everybody will start trading this system and it will become so common that the Brokers will become aware of it and then they would start Manipulating the Market. If this happens then we would be Killing the Goose that layed Golden Eggs for us. We would be the ones who would suffer.

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The Insider Code Agora Forex Trading Course

2009-06-19T02:32:00.001-07:00

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Forex trading strategy 1 (Fast moving averages crossover)

2009-02-22T06:00:00.000-08:00

Trading systems based on fast moving averages are quite easy to follow. Let's take a look at this simple system.Currency pairs: ANYTime frame chart: 1 hour or 15 minute chart.Indicators: 10 EMA, 25 EMA, 50 EMA.
Entry rules: When 10 EMA goes through 25 EMA and continues through 50 EMA, BUY/SELL in the direction of 10 EMA once it clearly makes it through 50 EMA. (Just wait for the current price bar to close on the opposite site of 50 EMA. This waiting helps to avoid false signals).
Exit rules: option1: exit when 10 EMA crosses 25 EMA again.option2: exit when 10 EMA returns and touches 50 EMA (again it is suggested to wait until the current price bar after so called “touch” has been closed on the opposite side of 50 EMA).

Advantages: it is easy to use, and it gives very good results when the market is trending, during big price break-outs and big price moves.

Disadvantages: Fast moving average indicator is a follow-up indicator or it is also called lagging indicator, which means it does not predict the future market directions, but rather reflects current situation on the market. This characteristic makes it vulnerable. First, because it can change its signals any time, second – you need to watch it all the time, third - when market trades sideways (does not trending) with very little fluctuation in price it can give many false signals, so it is not suggested to use it during such period.

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Hello everyone, I am quite new to this amazing forum but I have been lurking here for the past 6 months just reading and reading and reading, some of you on this board are just amazing. I learned lots and built a very strong and reliable system within the last 6 months that has given me about 80% accurate scalping trades. I would like to share this system with you and also hope that we can start helping each other to make this system even more powerful.

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Scalping system 3 (2 SARs to go)

2009-02-22T05:52:00.000-08:00

Be prepared to watch the price constantly. Monitoring the price is not an easy job.
Trade the most active hours – London and New York.EUR/USD 5 minGBP/USD 5 min(optionally may also trade AUD/USD)SAR (0.01, 0.1) – on the chartSMA 8 – on the chartMACD (5, 8, 9) + SAR (0.01, 0.1) on this MACD

SAR defines whether we go short or long. We will take only one type of trades according with SAR signals.Whichever SAR gives earlier signal – we take it. (Sometimes it can be “chart-SAR”, sometime “macd-SAR”)...

Trading Rules:When we talk about “trend change” we mean small tiny trends that are actual for us scalpers on 5 minute chart. We do not want to know what is going on 15 min, hourly or even more so daily chart.
With the first SAR dot appearing on the opposite side (the trend has changed) – open one “trial” position Stop loss -12 (spread not included), Take profit +5. Once profit target has been hit – look for the best that current price can offer and open three equal orders. Stop loss for all orders is -12 pips (without spread), profits will be taken next way:
1st order – close in 5 pips and later constant re-entry-scalping with rules described below.2nd order – close on 14th (or 18th) SAR dot (whichever SAR got first 14 dots – just count them) – this gives us some relief that we have scored something. Also you may not wait till certain number of dots and just close second order where you fill it is a good gain to secure.Another option: if you are familiar with waves and know what price retracement means, look to close 2nd order after the first, at most second clearly noticeble retracement and once the price has recovered and gave a strong move forward.3rd – this order remains open and it is our constant relief that we are always earning something as long as both SARs are in agreement that the trend is alive. We close 3rd order only with the first SAR dot (any of 2 SARs) appearing on the opposite side signaling of a reversal.Or if you feel it is enough for you – do not hesitate and close it earlier!

We trade both currency pairs at once. In total we run 6 open orders maximum.EUR/USD and GBP/USD have over +90 in correlation which means they move simultaneously almost always. It helps to anticipate good or bad signs watching two pairs at once.
If with the first “trial” entry we have loss, open next “trial” position only when both SARs have agreed on the trend. (You may always wait for 2 SARs to be in agreement before entering any trade, but then sometimes you will miss most of the price move).
Now let’s move to our order # 1 which is going to be reopened to scalp the market with 5 pips in profit.Stop loss will remain -12 pips. Profit target +5 pips.
Once hit 5 pips and we are on the same candle (price bar) set limit order on the same candle half way from the current price (this is not to be calculated, just approximately, also you may check previous candle extremes and set order accordingly). In other words, “half way” means half of the candle’s current body while the candle continues moving up and down). So, set half way below (for uptrend)/above (for downtrend) the recent price – what we want here is for the price to pull back, fulfill our order and bring us another 5 pips on the same spot. If it does not retrace – we will not worry as we have our two other orders gaining profits for us.
If a new 5 min candle appears, then project (visually) possible future retracement/pullback close to 8SMA and set limit order there – in other words, make your limit order “sit” on the tip of 8EMA line). Reposition your limit order with each new candle.
Now let’s play around 8 SMA. The price really “knows” this SMA.a) If most of the candle has closed above (uptrend)/below (downtrend) 8 SMA for the first time – buy/sell accordingly.
b) For uptrend when price touches 8 SMA for the first time from above and current candlestick closes above or on 8 SMA – buy, but only if MACD’s histogram is not sloping down and about to cross 0 line or already below 0 line. If conditions are not met – sit and wait......And wait for the same MACD’s histogram to go below 0 line with the new candle and create a sharp turn (usually) or a rounding turn (not often). Enter on the close of the current candle after the sharp or rounding turn is spotted.
c) Constantly watch the price approaching SAR dots as once they meet – SAR indicator will signal for the change of the trend with the new dot not matter what, therefore if spotted – prepare to exit – do not wait for the SAR as it will redraw signal only in 5 min interval – valuable time can be lost. Instead watch the price, find the best “offer” and exit early with minimum loss.
If one currency pair is showing change in trend – e.g. got signal on SAR indicator, but the other does not – exit on both anyway. Pairs move simultaneously. So the other reverse signal is on its way to appear. You may find at times that EUR/USD pair usually moves slightly ahead of GBP/USD.
d) If the price for the first time has breached 8 SMA and closed on the opposite side – start watching closely the next 3 candles: if it comes back, closes on your side and goes in your favor – OK, but if price comes back, closes on your side and soon after goes and “attacks” 8SMA again and closes on the opposite side – exit with all you orders at the first suitable moment, because it is a strong (about 80%) sign of the trend reversal.
Once again the safest mode is:If two SARs are in disagreement – stay out. Once both are telling the same thing – get in.
Happy scalping!

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2008-11-07T06:40:00.001-08:00

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Trade between 3am est time till 11am est time
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Nobrainer forex trading strategy

2008-10-15T08:56:00.000-07:00

Nobrainer forex trading strategy has proposed by someone who called Vynner in forex trading communiy forum www.forexfactory.com, it seems that this strategy attracted a lot of trader on that community. Because this strategy was easy and simple to use. Vynner said he has use this simple forex strategy from June 2006 and gave him 300 -400 pips a months.

Here is the system :
Things you need:
1) Daily Chart on GBP/USD
2) 4 hours Chart on GBP/USD
3) Slow Stochatics (13,5,5) on both charts
4) EMA 4, EMA13, EMA50 on the 4 hours chart

Look at 4 hours chart
Entry:
When the EMA4 first cross the EMA50 follow by EMA13 cross the EMA50, with a new open candle, place your entry with a stop loss of 50pips.
Exit :
When EMA4 reverse and cross the EMA13 on the next open candle.

They call this the NoBrainersTrade but Vynner has modified a few things and add in a really good filter base on the daily charts with slow stochastics.

For Filter look at Daily chart
Valid Long Entry:
Slow %K above Slow %D on the Daily Chart
Valid Short Entry:
Slow %D above Slow %K on the Daily Chart

"Very simple method but yet powerful. It works on other pairs too but I found this work best on GBP/USD" ---VyNNer----

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5 essential things you need to know to boost profits trading forex

2008-10-02T05:37:00.001-07:00

Any time can be a good time for foreign currency traders, because they can seek profits in rising and falling markets. In the current market traders are seeing more opportunities than ever before, with big news and developments affecting currencies every day.

It’s a great time to make money – but also to lose it so the following tips can help increase your chances of making more profits than losses:

1. Know how to analyse the market

There are two types of analysis that help traders understand the environment they are trading in, which ultimately equips them to maximise their chances of success.

Fundamental analysis is examining the forces that make a currency move and understanding the key indictors that determine the strength of a country’s economy. These include:

Interest rates – the dollar tends to move up when interest rates are rising;
Global growth and demand for resources – demand for a country’s goods supports the currency;
The economic cycle – a phase of strong growth tends to be followed by a phase of slow growth. Indicators include housing statistics, retail and automotive sales figures and employment levels;
Budget trade deficits and surpluses – surpluses indicate growth and a rising currency; deficits indicate the opposite;
Inflation – rising inflation tends to reduce the value of a currency.

Technical analysis is the process of identifying market patterns by examining charts of past price behaviour. This assists in determining points where the market may change direction and provides the basis on which most traders make their trading decisions. If you haven’t traded before you should study technical analysis in some detail. A book I recommend is Technical Analysis of Currency Markets by Boris Schlossberg. All reputable spot forex providers should provide access to a variety of charts.

2. Know when to cut your losses and when to let profits run

The key to successful trading is to ensure that you set levels/targets for profit and loss and stick to these level. This requires both discipline and a basic knowledge of the markets you are trading in, as well as the value of those currencies.

3. Know how to place a stop loss order

If you don’t set stops and limits, how will you ever be able to tear yourself away from your computer?

Automated trailing stops give you the opportunity to set one order that will help you to lock in profits and limit losses. They are most commonly used to protect an open position. You set the distance from the current quote that you’d like your stop to trail, and if the market moves in your anticipated direction, the stop order will automatically follow, or ‘trail,’ the market by your specified distance. If the market starts to turn in the opposite direction and moves the distance at which your stop was set to trail, your stop order will be filled.

4. Know the importance of a trading plan

Most people who lose money do so through lack of knowledge, poor discipline and no trading plan. Your trading plan should have the following essential elements:

Trading objective – this may be a target return on risk capital or an expected percentage gain on winning trades;
When to enter – this should be based on your study of technical analysis and chart patterns;
Stop-losses – these are essential for risk management and should be studied closely to ensure you use them appropriately;
When to exit – this is also a result of studying chart signals;
Risk-management rules – designed to preserve your risk capital by limiting the amount you put at risk on any one trade;
When to stay on the sidelines.

5. Know the risks

GFT asks its customers to acknowledge that trading spot forex is a high-risk activity. While this form of trading can be exhilarating and enables people to trade with less funds than required to invest in physical stocks, it is only for those who are fully aware of the risks. You need to constantly gather as much relevant knowledge as you can. You need tremendous self-discipline to set rules and limits for yourself and stick to them in rapidly changing markets. And you need the self-control to only risk what you can afford to lose.

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Glossary of Terms

2008-08-28T02:40:00.000-07:00

American-style option – An option contract that may be exercised at any time before it expires.

Ask –The quoted price at which a customer can buy a currency pair. Also referred to as the ‘offer,’ ‘ask price,’ or ‘ask rate.’

Base Currency – For foreign exchange trading, currencies are quoted in terms of a currency pair. The first currency in the pair is the base currency. For example, in a USD/JPY currency pair, the US dollar is the base currency. Also may be referred to as the primary currency.

Bid – The quoted price where a customer can sell a currency pair. Also known as the 'bid price' or 'bid rate.'

Bid/Ask Spread – The point difference between the bid and ask (offer) price.

Currency pair – The two currencies that make up a foreign exchange rate. For example, USD/YEN is a currency pair.

Dealer – A firm in the business of acting as a counterparty to foreign currency transactions.

European-style option – An option contract that can be exercised only on or near its expiration date.

Expiration – This is the last day on which an option may either be exercised or offset.

Interbank market – A loose network of currency transactions negotiated between financial institutions and other large companies.

Leverage – The ability to control large dollar amount of a commodity with a comparatively small amount of capital. Also known as ‘gearing.’

Margin – See Security Deposit.

Offer – See Ask.

Open position – Any transaction that has not been closed out by a corresponding opposite transaction.

Quote currency – The second currency in a currency pair is referred to as the quote currency. For example, in a USD/JPY currency pair, the Japanese yen is the quote currency. Also referred to as the secondary currency or the counter currency.

Rollover – The process of extending the settlement date on an open position by rolling it over to the next settlement date.

Security deposit – The amount of money needed to open or maintain a position. Also known as ‘margin.’

Settlement – The actual delivery of currencies made on the maturity date of a trade.

Spread – The point difference between the ask and bid price of a currency pair.

Trader – An individual who is on the other side of the trade with the dealer and whose objective is to profit from price movements.

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Forex Trend Following - How to Catch and Hold the Big Trends For Huge Profits

2008-08-12T14:04:00.001-07:00

The really big profits come from catching and holding the big long term currency trends which can last for weeks, months or years and this article is all about turning these trends into triple digit profits. If you look at any forex chart, you will see long term trends and here is a simple forex trading strategy for turning them into profits.

Learn How to Use Breakouts

The first point is most new trends and continuations, start from new market highs. If you want to make money then you need to buy breakouts. Most traders make the mistake of waiting for prices to pullback to get in at a better "price" but the move doesn't in most instances it continues, so you must learn to buy breakouts - if you want to get on the side of the big trends.

Valid Breakouts

Not all breakouts have the same odds of success and you need to be selective in your choice to catch the best ones. Generally, a breakout is valid if the breakout point, has been tested several times (the more times the better) and if this has occurred in different time frames which are spaced wide apart, that adds to the validity of the resistance. You are generally looking levels the market participants consider important and when the level breaks look to go with the breakout. You don't just buy though, you need to check momentum.

Confirmation
Momentum indicators are discussed in our other articles but they simply allow you to gauge the strength of momentum and if its rising then chances are the breakout is valid and will continue. You only need one or two to confirm and our favourites are the RSI and stochastic. There visual indicators and easy to learn and apply.
Applying the Stop
Applying the stop is easy it's under the breakout as the previous resistance broken will now act as support.
The Key to Making Triple Digit Gains!
Is how you trail your stop remember if you have had a valid breakout chances are it will last a long time weeks or months and you need to stay in the trend. Most traders get so excited when they have a profit; they want to lock it in and protect it and move their stop up to quickly. They then get knocked out of the trade by random volatility, get a marginal profit next, then they see the trend sail on over the horizon, piling up thousands of dollars in profit and their not in!
Keep your stop back and trail it slowly.
You need to give the market room to breathe and accept drawdown in the short term and keep your eyes on the bigger long term prize, when you bank. A good way to do this is by using key moving averages. Generally dips to the 20 day are areas you can load up more trades in the direction of the trend and the 40 day MA, is a good area to have your stop in line with nearby trend line support as its outside of random volatility and will keep you in the trend. Sure you give a bit back at the end but if you got 50% of every major trend you would be very rich.
A Simple, Time Efficient Way to make Triple Digit Profits.
The above is a simple way to make money from long term trends and I know traders who make 100% annual gains doing the above. Another advantage of this type of trading is it takes less than 30 minutes a day. You also don't have to worry about watching prices all the time and you don't have to trade often. Long term trend following can be very profitable if you follow the above tips and there easy to do.

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Forex Education - Why Buying Low Selling High is Not the Best Strategy For Profits

2008-08-12T11:51:00.000-07:00

How often do I see vendors telling you that you can pick market tops and bottoms in forex trading? All the time and they tell you that you can do it with accuracy - but its rubbish - you can't. If you want to make money there is a better way than trying to predict and that is the subject of this article...

When I was a broker, there was a saying I learned, can't remember who said it but it's very apt:

"A bottom picker will become a cotton picker"

It's true - if you try and predict market tops and bottoms, you will get hammered and lose your equity. I know there are lots pf people telling you that you can predict markets in advance but you can't. There is no scientific theory of market movement as many claim and this is obvious, due to the fact that - if there were, we would all know the price in advance and there would be no market. Prediction is another word for hoping and guessing and that won't get you far in life and certainly not in forex trading.

So how should you trade?In forex you should always wait for a high to be confirmed before trading the short side and the reverse when looking for a market to rise. For this you need to look at shifts in price momentum and use momentum oscillators. If you don't know what they are its time to make them part of your essential forex education! We have covered them in our other articles - but a great one to use is the stochastic; it's visual and will take you about 15 minutes to learn, so check it out. Sure you miss the exact top or bottom but as you can't predict that anyway that's no problem. Your aim is to make money and not look for pinpoint market accuracy with your trading signals. Keep in mind; if you caught 70% of every major trend you would be very rich. The real way to catch the best trends is to keep this in mind: Buy high and sell higher.
It's a fact that most big trends start from new market highs and by buying these breakouts, you have the odds on your side and can make the best profits. Most traders hate doing this, because they think they have missed a bit of the move and don't enter, they wait for the pullback but the trade carry's on, piles up thousands in profit and there left out - don't make the same mistake, when a high odds breakout occurs go with it.
Buying breakouts is one of the simplest and best ways to make profits in forex trading and will put you on the right side of every major trending move. As you can gather from the above, pinpoint accuracy and prediction doesn't work in forex however, that doesn't mean you can't get the odds on your side and make a lot of money, you can and enjoy forex trading success. NEW! 2 X FREE ESSENTIAL TRADER PDFS ESSENTIAL FOREX TRADING COURSE