The Channel strategy is not meant for flats. The article describes how to work with this scalping strategy by the trend.
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This article is devoted to the Tweezers pattern: how it forms and trades. This candlestick pattern predicts a correction or a reversal of the current trend.
This article is devoted to this currency pair, its history and peculiarities, and trading strategies that suit it.
This overview is devoted to the phenomenon of depth of market: how it works and how traders and investors can use it.
The article is devoted to the pair of the MACD and ADX indicators used in one trading strategy, the rules and nuances of work by it.
This overview is devoted to the main order types used in trading. Orders allow for opening and closing positions, limiting losses, and taking profit.
This article is devoted to Trade Balance, its influence on the national currency, and its use in Forex trading.
This article is devoted to the use of cent accounts by beginners and experts. Cent account is a type of a Forex account that is measured in the base currency units denominated 100 times.
In this article, we’ll discuss rules and methods of trading the “Tasuki Gap” pattern. You won’t find it very often, but it’s a quite strong pattern of trend continuation from the candlestick analysis.
The Linear Regression Indicator is an indicator based on a mathematical formula and consisting of three lines. The article is devoted to the instrument and trading options.
This article is about the PPI (Producer Price Index), its peculiarities and ways of using it in the market.
The Stochastic indicator gives too many signals. This article tells you how to combine it with other instruments and filter Stochastic signals for more efficient trading decisions.
This article is devoted to the Morning and Evening Star candlestick patterns, the conditions of their appearance, and trading options.
NZD/USD is a currency pair that correlates with the USD and reacts to commodity market movements. How to trade NZD/USD? What peculiarities does it have? All answers are in the article.
By the Day-Hour strategy, the trader only trades the trend and looks for signals on smaller timerames. This helps to decrease risks and trade the trend.