In this overview, I will describe in detail a popular pattern of Harmonic Trading called Butterfly. I will show you its difference from the Gartley pattern and give you examples of trading by the Butterfly.
In this overview, I will speak about trading without leverage so that you could decide whether this type of trading suits you.
In this overview, we will discuss trading the USD/JPY currency pair. This pair reflects the correlation of the US dollar and the Japanese yen; it is one of the majors in Forex.
In this article, we will discuss a pattern of Harmonic Trading called Shark. We will find answers to such questions as how to detect the pattern on the chart, what are the main rules by which it forms, and how to use the Shark in trading.
In this overview, we will discuss such a property of trading systems as stability. The stabler the system remains under the influence of surrounding events, the stabler your trading by the system will be.
Arthur A. Merrill’s M and W patterns look like waves. There are 32 patterns, 16 of which have a unique structure. Some look like classic price patterns, have a clear structure and understandable identification rules.
In this article, we will look at the options for using the Moving Average for trading stocks. You will learn how to trade using multiple Moving Averages, how to trade the EMA 200 breakout and bounce off the 200 EMA by using classic candlestick analysis.
Today, we will discuss the interaction and correlation of oil prices and the CAD.
In this article, we will discuss the main price structures only. The author has plenty of patterns in store but you do not need to know all of them to trade successfully: you can choose a couple and learn how to use them properly in compliance with your capital management rules.
The publication of the unemployment rate data may noticeably increase market volatility. Many traders call Non-Farm Payrolls an index that moves markets, however, it cannot reverse the current trend.
In this review, we will get acquainted with trading the Diamond. This is a reversal tech analysis pattern promising a correction or a reversal of the current trend.
In this overview, we will discuss trading the Rectangle pattern. This is a universal tech analysis pattern that may be traded both individually and as a part of other patterns.
Today, we will get acquainted with the Spike pattern. It is rather rare on charts but provides decent trading opportunities.
Today, we will discuss popular and rather widespread patterns of graphic analysis Double Top, Triple Top and its opposite – Double Bottom, Triple Bottom.
In this review, we will discuss trading overbought and oversold areas. A trader may use special indicators that analyze the dynamics of price changes and show the overbought and oversold areas.