Posts Tagged ‘High’
forex: GBP/USD hits fresh daily high at 1.5468
FXstreet.com (Córdoba) – The Pound rose barely above previous daily highs against the Dollar and reached 1.5468. The pair is holding near the 1.5460 zone, above immediate resistance levels lie at 1.5480 (highest price of yesterday’s American session); 1.5505 (Aug 24 high) and 1.5530. Support levels are located at 1.5420 and 1.5390 (daily low).
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forex-Yen falls from 15-yr high, weak data weighs on US dollar
FOREX-Yen falls from 15-yr high, weak data weighs on US dollar
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Im still new in forex,in fact for the time being im still testing with demo account for 6 months now, and i think i wanna give it a go with $500 on live account. the thing that keep bothering me is the leverage. My forex broker offering leverage between 1:100, 1:200, 1:400, 1:500. So which leverage is best for me? yeah i know how to calc the leverage, but some people saying high leverage is better to account that dont have a large amount,while some say no. confused..
FOREX-Euro hits 11-wk high vs broadly weak dollar
forex-Euro hits 11-wk high vs broadly weak dollar
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This may seem odd as it’s an accepted wisdom, but if you try and apply it in your forex trading strategy you will lose money.
If you don’t realise why this is – read on and we will explain why.
Of course, the aim of all traders is to buy in at the bottom of trends and sell out at peaks – but it’s impossible to do and the way most forex traders do it means they lose.
The key to understanding why you can’t do it, is to realize that you have to predict in advance where prices will go or buy into a low or sell into a high and “hope” the levels hold.
Fact is you can’t predict where forex prices are likely to go and if you rely on hope then you shouldn’t be trading forex.
What you have to do is not predict but get confirmation of price momentum changes, above the level of support – BEFORE executing your forex trading signals.
A simple example will show you how to do this.
Many Forex traders watch a support level such as, Fibonacci level, pivot point etc, and as prices come to perceived support; they simply buy into it just above the level.
There logic is, they are in at a low “if” the level holds – of course the important word here is “if”.
Support lines, Fibonacci levels, pivot points break frequently, so if you try and buy into them just hoping they will hold you will buy the low will see you lose.
A better way to trade:
Is to use price momentum to check that support and resistance will hold – and then trade on confirmation.
Trading on confirmation gets the odds on your side trying to predict will see you lose it’s as simple as that.
So how do spot changes in price momentum?
Great indicators to use are the stochastic and relative Strength Index (RSI)
You simply watch for prices to move to support and then turn up supported by RSI or stochastic.
You won’t buy the bottom you will miss a good bit of the move, but by trading in this way you will get stopped out less and always trade with the odds – this means bigger forex profits longer term.
“Buy low sell high” is an accepted investment and many traders accept it at face value trade and lose.
Over 90% of forex traders lose and “buying low selling high” without confirmation will see you join them, don’t fall into this trap.
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