Forex Education
This section holds our Forex Educational library: Our trading library consists of a collection of the most excellent educational articles written by our top market experts. It is primarily focused on those subscribers who aim at initiating or consolidating a professional trading career; that is, for people who take trading seriously. It is our mission to continually enrich our library over time, as well to cover all sorts of useful topics, from foundational to the most advanced ones. We have separate sections for Advanced Forex Education, beginners Forex Education, A daily Forex Topic and a Complete Forex Course.
When You Confront a Loss
In today’s article, we are going to demonstrate an example of a failed entry on the daily chart. In a bullish market, the chart produces a bearish inside bar followed by a perfect looking bullish engulfing candle closing well above the level of resistance. However, the price heads towards the South and hits the stop loss. We try to find out what goes wrong here.
How to Use Retracements to Analyze Waves – Part 4
In this educational article, we'll review the fourth rule defined by Glenn Neely for the preliminary wave analysis. This rule, by its nature and context, it is likely that correspond to a corrective structure.
Calculate Risk-Reward along with Candle’s Attributes
In today’s lesson, we are going to demonstrate an example of the importance of risk-reward. To be successful in price action trading, traders are to calculate risk-reward before every single entry they execute. Let us find out from the charts below the importance of risk-reward.
Daily-H4 Combination: A Daily Reversal on the Daily, Flip Over to...
In today’s article, we are going to demonstrate an example of a daily–H4 combination trade setup. On a strong bullish market, the daily chart produces a bearish reversal candle and offers a beautiful short entry for the sellers, the price gets exceptionally bearish, and it may remain bearish for a long time. Let us get started.
How to Use Retracements to Analyze Waves – Part 3
In this educational post, we will review the third rule on the use of retracements in the wave analysis devised by Glenn Neely.
Mind the Gap Price Action Traders
In the Forex market, most pairs start trading with a gap after weekends. Most of them are not visible on charts such as the H1, H4, or the daily. Some pairs begin with a big gap, which is visible even on the major charts. It gets difficult for price action traders to trade and make a profit when a pair starts with an evident gap. In today’s article, we are going to demonstrate an example of this.
How to Use Retracements to Analyze Waves – Part 2
In our previous educational post, we presented the first rule defined by Gleen Neely to analyze waves. In this article, we will introduce the second rule.
A Weak Breakout Candle Makes Things Different
In H1 breakout trading, the signal candle’s attributes are as important as the breakout candle. We know that a breakout candle means a lot. So is the breakout confirmation or signal candle. In today’s article, we are going to demonstrate an example of this. Let us get started.
How to Use Retracements to Analyze Waves – Part 1
In our previous educational post, we learned to identify the end of a movement. In this article, we will discuss how to use and evaluate retracements in the wave analysis.
‘Set and Forget’ Tailor Made for H1 Breakout Trading
In today’s article, we are going to demonstrate an example of H1 breakout strategy. It is a typical example of the rule ‘Set and...
Soros – The Greatest Trade Ever Made
This is the account of the greatest trade, possibly driven by a magistral fundamental analysis and the power and skills to accomplish it. It was the hard fight of The Quantum Hedge Fund, owned and operated by George Soros against the Bank of England.
Candlestick Reversal Patterns V – The Morning Star and the Evening...
The Morning Star and the Evening Star
Look for Such Price Action to Trade on the ABC Pattern
In today’s lesson, we are going to demonstrate an example of the ABC pattern trading. The trend-initiating candle comes out as a bullish engulfing candle followed by a bullish breakout. The price then makes a bearish correction and makes a bullish move upon producing a bullish reversal candle at a flipped support. Let us demonstrate with the charts how it happens.
Trading on the Daily Chart More Rewarding Than It Looks
Trading on the daily chart is very rewarding as well as hassle-free comparing to intraday trading. Trade management is different since it allows enough time for the traders to make a decision about their positions. This often allows the traders to earn more pips. In today’s article, we are going to demonstrate an example of price action trading on the daily chart, which allows the traders to hunt some extra pips. We find out how traders do it.
Candlestick Reversal Patterns III: Understanding the Harami
So far, the reversal formations we saw - the Piercing Pattern, the Dark Cloud Cover, and the Engulfing patterns, were strong reversal signals, showing that the bulls or bears had the control. The Harami is usually a less powerful signal.
How to Start a Wave Analysis – Part 4
In our previous educational article, we learned to identify the end of the directional and non-directional movements. In this article, we will learn to recognize neutral movements.
Candlestick Reversal Patterns: Refresh your Knowledge
After our last articles on candlestick reversal patterns, test your kowledge.
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