Simple, Yet Effective Currency Pairs Correlation Strategy
Currency pairs correlation is usually the thing that everybody has heard about before but nobody really knows how to use it properly.
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What are Alerts in MT4, and How to Use Them?
In this article, we are going to tell you about Alerts in MT4 terminal, their creation and customization in full details, and we will also mention an example of when you can effectively use alerts in practice.
What Is Stock Order Book. Is There One for the Forex Market?
Have you ever asked yourself why price goes up or down, and what makes it do so?
Order Book. Part 1. – Description of the Tool
The guide composing of five parts is intended to help beginners in mastering the Order Book and its derivatives faster.
Do you suffer from Perfectionism, and How Does it affect your Trading?
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.
What is Investor Password in MT4 and How to Change it?
The Forex investor password is one of two key passwords used for authorization in MetaTrader 4 (MT4) terminal. The password gives you access to monitor a trading account but it doesn’t allow you to make trades.
Fixed Spread vs Floating Spread: Which one is better?
First you need to understand what does the spread mean in Forex and to be honest, it's not that difficult.
Limit Order vs Stop Order. What is the Difference Between Them
The first time the traders notice the existence of pending orders in the terminal, they often wonder what is the difference between them… Limit Order vs Stop Order, what is their purpose and how to distinguish them?
Order Book. Part 3. – Ins and Outs
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.
Breaking Four-Digit Quotes
Once, I was monitoring tick quotes movement. The quotes themselves were 4-digit (4-digit is 1.1226, and five-digit is 1.12267). And I noticed one interesting feature that many of you have probably spotted as well:
