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10 Rules of Forex Trading

Posted by Gadis on 10:18 AM
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The success that a trader achieves in the markets is directly correlated to one’s trading discipline or lack there of. Trading discipline is 90 percent of the game. The formula is very simple : Trade with discipline and you will succeed, trade without discipline and you will fail.

Following 10 rulers of trading discipline, you must condition yourself to behave with discipline over and over again.
  1. The market pays you to be disciplined
  2. Always lower your trade size when you're trading poorly
  3. Be displined everyday, in every trade, and the market will reward you.
  4. Never turn a winner into a loser
  5. Your biggers loser can't exceed your biggest winner
  6. Earn the right to trade bigger
  7. Develop a methodology and stick with it. Don't change methodologies from day to day
  8. Be yourself, don't try to be someone else
  9. Get our of your losers
  10. Never take a big loss, only a big loss can hurt you

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When To Exit a Trade

Posted by Gadis on 8:42 AM
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Our main exit strategy is to look for an opposite market signal (opposite to our entry signal) based on impulsive/corrective wave retracements (in the same manner as for the entry warning signal).

If the market was entered long a position will be exited either because a bearish signal is generated by an impulsive/corrective wave retracement or because of the hard stop order of 50 pips below the entry price. If the market was entered short a position will be exited either because a bullish signal is generated by an impulsive/corrective wave retracement because of the hard stop order of 50 pips above the entry price

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When To Enter A Trade

Posted by Gadis on 7:39 AM
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In short, we are going to enter a trade, when a signal generated by an impulsive/corrective
wave retracement.

If the signal generated by an impulsive/corrective wave retracement is bullish we ask for the RSI to be greater than 50. If the signal generated by an impulsive/corrective wave retracement is bearish we ask for the RSI to be lower than 50.

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What Are Your Investment Goals

Posted by Gadis on 8:34 PM
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What do you want to achieve with your investments? Before investing a single penny, really think about what you want to achieve with this investment. Know what your goal is to help you, smarter investment decisions on the way!

In addition, remember that investment requires more than the convening of their brokerage and said you want to buy stocks or bonds. It takes a certain level of research and knowledge on the market, if you hope to invest successfully. When it comes to investing many investors want to skip the first time the right with both legs. Unfortunately, very few of these investors are a success. Investing in any requires a certain skill level

It is urgent to consider, for a Financial Planner, before investment. Your Financial Planner can help you determine what type of investment, you need to do to achieve the financial goals you set. He or she can realistically know what kind of return you can expect and how long it will last until your specific objectives. It is safer, put your money, so they develop slowly, over time and age or child education. However, if your goal is to get rich quick investments, you learn a lot about High Yield, to invest in the short term, as you perhaps before you invest

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Determine Your Risk Tolerance

Posted by Gadis on 7:37 PM
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Would you support sell, or if you leave your money? If you have a low risk tolerance, and if you have a high level of tolerance, let you lead your money and see what happens. This is not about what are your financial goals. This tolerance is based on how do you feel your money!

Everyone has the risk that tolerance must not be neglected. They should be efforts to help you determine what your risk tolerance. Then they must work with you to find that investments do not exceed your tolerance for risk

 Realize, of course, that you need a big risk tolerance and your need for a low risk tolerance does not really affect how you feel risks. Again, there is much to determine your tolerance. The determination of its own risk tolerance is composed of several different things. First, you need to know how much money you invest, and that investment and your financial goals.

Your tolerance for risk should focus on what are your stockbrokers and you think about the possibility of losing your money. For example, if you invested in the stock market and we saw the movement of this stock by day and saw only slightly, what would you do? Again, a good stockbrokers to help you understand the degree of risk that you and help choose your investments

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How to Know When to Sell Your Stocks

Posted by Gadis on 7:04 PM
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Stocks go through all the time, depending on the economy and, of course, the economy depends on the bourse as well. That is why it is so difficult to determine if you sell your stock or not. They like to believe that the time to sell, if the value is the act of dropping about - and you can even recommended by your broker, to do so. But this is not necessarily the correct path of action.


Although much time and research goes into the choice of actions, it is often difficult to know when they draw - especially if one for the first time investors. The good news is that if you choose your stocks carefully you do not need to go out for a very long time that if you're ready to go to retirement. But there are concrete examples, if you sell your shares until you reach your financial goals

The first reason is achieved your financial goals. Once you have reached retirement age, you can sell your stocks and put your money in safer financial vehicles, such as a savings account. As a beginner, you want with a broker or financial advisor before buying or selling shares. They are funded jointly with you to help you make the right decisions to achieve your financial goals.

If the value of the points is the third reason, you can sell. If your stock valued at $ 100 per share today, but increased sharply to $ 200 per share next week, it is a good time to sell - especially if the prospects that the value decreases even $ 100 per share in a nutshell. You sell if the stock was worth $ 200 per share.

You have to do more research, and you must maintain the stability of enterprises, changes in you invest in companies have a profound impact on the value of the action. For example, a new Director-General may, on the value of the action. A Lot of the industry may influence a public limited company. But there are really only three good reasons for a sale of an action.

It is common practice for those who have invested in order to finance their retirement. The second reason for the sale of one hand, if major changes in the business world, you invest in this case, or showing that the share price fall, with little or no possibility of increasing the worth. In the best case, if you sell your stock in this situation before the value starts to decline

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Tips For Day Trading

Posted by Gadis on 8:14 PM
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Day trading on the exchange, it is the rapid buying and selling shares in one day to another. This technique is used to ensure rapid gains in the constant changes in stock values, minute to minute, second by second. It is rare that one day traders remain in a register of commerce during a night in the coming days. These financial statements are seized and abandoned in a matter of minutes.

It is also important to know that day in trade, it is the number of shares, not shareholder value, should be the focus. If day trade, you will face of losses, but also for stocks the most expensive, the loss should be marginal, because prices vary generally not to an extreme degree, during a single day. The best way to determine what type of storage is good for you to invest some time for thorough research, knowledge models on the market, a solid strategy and a business plan disciplined.

The key to successful day trading is ready to be. Knowing as much as possible on the industry, before starting real trade. You must learn the trade if the market gives the right signals, and only when the magnitude of activities on the market a day chance of commercial success.







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MACD

Posted by Gadis on 10:39 PM
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Moving Average Convergence/Divergence, an indicator used in technical analysis that was invented in the 1960s as a means of showing the differences between both the fast and slow EMAs (Exponential Moving Average) of closing prices, although since 1986 the graph has been produced as a histogram.

The moving average as expressed by the MACD is essentially the average of a price over a certain set amount of time and the MACD enables easy demonstration of the relationship between two exponential examples of the moving average. Generally, a fast EMA would be considered one within a time frame of twelve days, whereas a slow EMA would represent a twenty-six day period.

The formula: MACD=EMA[12] of price - EMA[26] of price with a signal line of EMA[9] then plotted over the top of this MACD result, allowing as a trigger point for interpretation of buy and sell signals. Generally, it is considered that when the MACD falls below the signal line it can be regarded as bearish and may well indicate a time to sell, whereas when the MACD rises above the signal line indicating a bullish trend which may indicate an upward trend in price.[via]

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Trade at Your Own Risk

Posted by Gadis on 9:30 AM
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Market volatility can increase geometrically during news releases, which means the price can move as little as 5 pips to 20 pips (or even 50 pips and more during major news releases) in the matter of seconds. If you try to get your order filled during this type of volatility, you will probably get filled at a much different price than you anticipated. This is especially risky with limit entry orders.

For example, I once placed an order with a broker (one that guaranteed fixed spreads, but not execution) 15 minutes before a major news release on EUR/USD. Right before the release, the market was at 1.2320. I set my limit order to go long at 1.2360, with a profit level of 1.2383. The news came out bad for the U.S. dollar, which caused the market to shoot up 80 pips as soon as it was released. My long order was triggered, but unfortunately, I got filled in at 1.2390 – 30 pips above my limit price!! After the market settled for a bit, my profit target price was executed at a loss because it was set below the price at which I got filled in. Fortunately, it was only a 7 pips loss, but it was a costly lesson learned.

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