Trading Forex is quite an adventure. Many people choose to travel the world to ‘find themselves’. If you really want to embark on a soul-searching experience, trading is an excellent way to genuinely get to know yourself.
We've separately explored each of the three types of Forex analysis and offered indicators to help you create a trading strategy that lets you combine the best of each.
Many novice traders believe that the ratio of traders’ positions underlies the “trading against the crowd” strategy. Is it so?
In this article, we’re going to compare two most effective methods of analyzing the financial markets: Order Book and Volumes.
Forex trading is probably the most ambiguous type of trading. There's no “Good”, “Bad”, “Right” or “Wrong” here; there's only a trader's subjective opinion of the market and the things happening there!
The guide composing of five parts is intended to help beginners in mastering the Order Book and its derivatives faster.
By different estimates, psychology makes up to 70-90% of successful trading, and thereby perfectionism will affect your trading results as a psychological "malady" by some means.
We continue looking into the Order Book. In this part, we’re going to tell you about the ins and outs of trading with the order book.
Reading the title of this article for the first time, doesn't make it entirely clear what it's about. However, this is exactly the problem we want to raise.
We are pleased to present you the last part of our guide "mastering the Order Book", where you’ll find some examples of the order book analysis.
