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To help beginners understand the nuances of the forex market a number of tools are available, which over a period of time assist in accurately predicting currency movements. In fact the need for novices to understand the features and functions of various tools available before zeroing on and making use of on any one or a group of tools cannot be overemphasized.

Forex chart free downloads are now available which can be used to carry out trend analysis and also in arriving at Support and Resistance levels.

What do support and resistance levels denote in a forex trading?

• Support level is what is considered to be the bottom price for a currency. The currency will fall to the support level and then rise again eventually.

• The resistance level is the highest price that the currency will touch but will normally not exceed this level. Therefore once a currency reaches its resistance point a fall will normally happen.

If you notice sudden movements beyond a currency’s normal support or resistance levels you can safely predict and presume this movement shift to continue at least for some time in the near future.

If a currency is moving up, in market terminology it is considered to be bullish.  To quote an example - if USD becomes bullish and breaks its normal resistance level, we can expect this upward movement to continue for some time.

How do you determine the support and resistance levels for a currency?  By analyzing forex chart free access to some of which is available easily on the internet.  Needless to say accuracy of your analysis will largely depend on the time span you use for your charting. While analyzing and understanding forex chart you must try to identify continuous pattern of high and low prices that the currency has been touching. If you study carefully you will note that these levels will normally not be exceeded. You thus have the levels which you must benchmark as entry and exit points for trading transactions.

Charting is an invaluable tool that indicates what the market is doing at any moment and also the currency’s past history. By understanding the basics of analyzing forex chart you can safely predict price levels at which to enter and exit, where to set your stop losses, limits etc. In fact there are several forex chart free software services that you can subscribe to online.

In addition to forex chart free software services there are a number of forex trading tutorial are now available to get you started. Some of them are with a trial period which will enable you to get a feel of the market before you actually take the plunge. To get more information about one such tool visit http://www.know-to.info/forex/fx2.html

Whether you call it Forex or Fx, you are talking about the Foreign Exchange market. This is where the trading of currencies, one against the other, is done. To have an idea just how big the action is, add all the stock exchanges in the world together and the Foreign Exchange will still be bigger!

When you consider that various speculators, hedge funds, governments as well as companies, plus countless private investors who take part, it is hardly surprising that this market is so strong and that the estimated daily average turnover of the foreign exchange market is over 3 trillion US Dollars.

By far the most asked for rate is the SPOT RATE. This transaction has to be settled within two business days.

With London, New York, Tokyo, Frankfurt and Sydney as the chief trading centres, the action hardly ever closes.

When you are at an auction and you put your hand up, it means you are bidding for something at a certain price. In a similar way, the word BID refers to the price at which the buyer is prepared to buy the currency.

The OFFER means the price at which an amount of currency the seller is ready to sell.

A LIMIT ORDER is when you give instructions the buy or sell a currency at a predetermined exchange rate.

When international banks buy and sell between themselves, the bid and exchange rates are called INTER- BANK RATES.

The difference between the bid and ask price of a currency is the SPREAD.

STOP LOSS is when an order is given to purchase or sell a currency at a price level set by the client on a particular trade which if reached, will close out the particular position at the stated price.

TRANSACTION DATE is the date on which a foreign exchange trade is being done.

The date which foreign exchange contracts settle is called the SETTLEMENT DATE.

Every currency has a three letter code such as for the Euro (EUR), for the British Pound (GBP), for the US Dollar (USD), for the Japanese Yen (JPY), for the Australian Dollar (AUD), for the Swiss Franc (CHF), for the Canadian Dollar (CAD). Actually, these are the major trading currencies and all commonly traded currencies are called the MAJORS.

CABLE is a name given to the US Dollar/British Pound rate in the foreign exchange market.

EFT is the Electronic Fund Transfer which is the transfer of money between banks.

When there is a quote in currency pairs, remember that the first currency is called the BASE currency. The second currency is called the COUNTER currency. As an example when you get a quote GBP/USD at 1.96 it means that for one GBP you will get 1.96 USD. So for ten thousand pounds you will get nineteen thousand six hundred US Dollars.

The many foreign currency exchange companies which you can find on the internet will gladly give you a quote, and by phoning around you can find the best currency rates. They will be better than a high street bank is likely to offer and they will give you a very fast service. Furthermore, most of them will not charge you any commission or the cost of the electronic bank transfer.

Paul Dubsky is director of Foreign Currency Exchange Services Ltd. The company is focused on being able to offer really friendly currency exchange rates. We believe we are the only Foreign Currency Exchange company which offers special rates to Senior Citizens.

Why do hundreds of thousands online traders and investors trade the forex market every day, and how do they make money doing it?

This two-part report clearly and simply details essential tips on how to avoid typical pitfalls and start making more money in your forex trading.

1. Trade pairs, not currencies - Like any relationship, you have to know both sides. Success or failure in forex trading depends upon being right about both currencies and how they impact one another, not just one.
   
2. Knowledge is Power - When starting out trading forex online, it is essential that you understand the basics of this market if you want to make the most of your investments.
   The main forex influencer is global news and events. For example, say an ECB statement is released on European interest rates which typically will cause a flurry of activity. Most newcomers react violently to news like this and close their positions and subsequently miss out on some of the best trading opportunities by waiting until the market calms down. The potential in the forex market is in the volatility, not in its tranquility.
3. Unambitious trading - Many new traders will place very tight orders in order to take very small profits. This is not a sustainable approach because although you may be profitable in the short run (if you are lucky), you risk losing in the longer term as you have to recover the difference between the bid and the ask price before you can make any profit and this is much more difficult when you make small trades than when you make larger ones.
   
4. Over-cautious trading - Like the trader who tries to take small incremental profits all the time, the trader who places tight stop losses with a retail forex broker is doomed. As we stated above, you have to give your position a fair chance to demonstrate its ability to produce. If you don’t place reasonable stop losses that allow your trade to do so, you will always end up undercutting yourself and losing a small piece of your deposit with every trade.
5. Independence - If you are new to forex, you will either decide to trade your own money or to have a broker trade it for you. So far, so good. But your risk of losing increases exponentially if you either of these two things:
   Interfere with what your broker is doing on your behalf (as his strategy might require a long gestation period);
   Seek advice from too many sources - multiple input will only result in multiple losses. Take a position, ride with it and then analyse the outcome - by yourself, for yourself.
   
6. Tiny margins - Margin trading is one of the biggest advantages in trading forex as it allows you to trade amounts far larger than the total of your deposits. However, it can also be dangerous to novice traders as it can appeal to the greed factor that destroys many forex traders. The best guideline is to increase your leverage in line with your experience and success.
   
7. No strategy - The aim of making money is not a trading strategy. A strategy is your map for how you plan to make money. Your strategy details the approach you are going to take, which currencies you are going to trade and how you will manage your risk. Without a strategy, you may become one of the 90% of new traders that lose their money.
8. Trading Off-Peak Hours - Professional FX traders, option traders, and hedge funds posses a huge advantage over small retail traders during off-peak hours (between 2200 CET and 1000 CET) as they can hedge their positions and move them around when there is far small trade volume is going through (meaning their risk is smaller). The best advice for trading during off peak hours is simple - don’t.
9. The only way is up/down - When the market is on its way up, the market is on its way up. When the market is going down, the market is going down. That’s it. There are many systems which analyse past trends, but none that can accurately predict the future. But if you acknowledge to yourself that all that is happening at any time is that the market is simply moving, you’ll be amazed at how hard it is to blame anyone else.
   
10. Trade on the news - Most of the really big market moves occur around news time. Trading volume is high and the moves are significant; this means there is no better time to trade than when news is released. This is when the big players adjust their positions and prices change resulting in a serious currency flow.
11. Exiting Trades - If you place a trade and it’s not working out for you, get out. Don’t compound your mistake by staying in and hoping for a reversal. If you’re in a winning trade, don’t talk yourself out of the position because you’re bored or want to relieve stress; stress is a natural part of trading; get used to it.
12. Don’t trade too short-term - If you are aiming to make less than 20 points profit, don’t undertake the trade. The spread you are trading on will make the odds against you far too high.
13. Don’t be smart - The most successful traders I know keep their trading simple. They don’t analyse all day or research historical trends and track web logs and their results are excellent.
14. Tops and Bottoms - There are no real “bargains” in trading foreign exchange. Trade in the direction the price is going in and you’re results will be almost guaranteed to improve.
15. Ignoring the technicals- Understanding whether the market is over-extended long or short is a key indicator of price action. Spikes occur in the market when it is moving all one way.
16. Emotional Trading - Without that all-important strategy, you’re trades essentially are thoughts only and thoughts are emotions and a very poor foundation for trading. When most of us are upset and emotional, we don’t tend to make the wisest decisions. Don’t let your emotions sway you.
17. Confidence - Confidence comes from successful trading. If you lose money early in your trading career it’s very difficult to regain it; the trick is not to go off half-cocked; learn the business before you trade. Remember, knowledge is power.

The second and final part of this report clearly and simply details more essential tips on how to avoid the pitfalls and start making more money in your forex trading.

1. Take it like a man - If you decide to ride a loss, you are simply displaying stupidity and cowardice. It takes guts to accept your loss and wait for tomorrow to try again. Sticking to a bad position ruins lots of traders - permanently. Try to remember that the market often behaves illogically, so don’t get commit to any one trade; it’s just a trade. One good trade will not make you a trading success; it’s ongoing regular performance over months and years that makes a good trader.
2. Focus - Fantasising about possible profits and then “spending” them before you have realised them is no good. Focus on your current position(s) and place reasonable stop losses at the time you do the trade. Then sit back and enjoy the ride - you have no real control from now on, the market will do what it wants to do.
3. Don’t trust demos - Demo trading often causes new traders to learn bad habits. These bad habits, which can be very dangerous in the long run, come about because you are playing with virtual money. Once you know how your broker’s system works, start trading small amounts and only take the risk you can afford to win or lose.
4. Stick to the strategy - When you make money on a well thought-out strategic trade, don’t go and lose half of it next time on a fancy; stick to your strategy and invest profits on the next trade that matches your long-term goals.
5. Trade today - Most successful day traders are highly focused on what’s happening in the short-term, not what may happen over the next month. If you’re trading with 40 to 60-point stops focus on what’s happening today as the market will probably move too quickly to consider the long-term future. However, the long-term trends are not unimportant; they will not always help you though if you’re trading intraday.
   
6. The clues are in the details - The bottom line on your account balance doesn’t tell the whole story. Consider individual trade details; analyse your losses and the telling losing streaks. Generally, traders that make money without suffering significant daily losses have the best chance of sustaining positive performance in the long term.
   
7. Simulated Results - Be very careful and wary about infamous “black box” systems. These so-called trading signal systems do not often explain exactly how the trade signals they generate are produced. Typically, these systems only show their track record of extraordinary results - historical results. Successfully predicting future trade scenarios is altogether more complex. The high-speed algorithmic capabilities of these systems provide significant retrospective trading systems, not ones which will help you trade effectively in the future.
   
8. Get to know one cross at a time - Each currency pair is unique, and has a unique way of moving in the marketplace. The forces which cause the pair to move up and down are individual to each cross, so study them and learn from your experience and apply your learning to one cross at a time.
9. Risk Reward - If you put a 20 point stop and a 50 point profit your chances of winning are probably about 1-3 against you. In fact, given the spread you’re trading on, it’s more likely to be 1-4. Play the odds the market gives you.
   
10. Trading for Wrong Reasons - Don’t trade if you are bored, unsure or reacting on a whim. The reason that you are bored in the first place is probably because there is no trade to make in the first place. If you are unsure, it’s probably because you can’t see the trade to make, so don’t make one.
    
11. Zen Trading- Even when you have taken a position in the markets, you should try and think as you would if you hadn’t taken one. This level of detachment is essential if you want to retain your clarity of mind and avoid succumbing to emotional impulses and therefore increasing the likelihood of incurring losses. To achieve this, you need to cultivate a calm and relaxed outlook. Trade in brief periods of no more than a few hours at a time and accept that once the trade has been made, it’s out of your hands.
    
12. Determination - Once you have decided to place a trade, stick to it and let it run its course. This means that if your stop loss is close to being triggered, let it trigger. If you move your stop midway through a trade’s life, you are more than likely to suffer worse moves against you. Your determination must be show itself when you acknowledge that you got it wrong, so get out.
    
13. Short-term Moving Average Crossovers - This is one of the most dangerous trade scenarios for non professional traders. When the short-term moving average crosses the longer-term moving average it only means that the average price in the short run is equal to the average price in the longer run. This is neither a bullish nor bearish indication, so don’t fall into the trap of believing it is one.
    
14. Stochastic - Another dangerous scenario. When it first signals an exhausted condition that’s when the big spike in the “exhausted” currency cross tends to occur. My advice is to buy on the first sign of an overbought cross and then sell on the first sign of an oversold one. This approach means that you’ll be with the trend and have successfully identified a positive move that still has some way to go. So if percentage K and percentage D are both crossing 80, then buy! (This is the same on sell side, where you sell at 20).
    
15. One cross is all that counts - EURUSD seems to be trading higher, so you buy GBPUSD because it appears not to have moved yet. This is dangerous. Focus on one cross at a time - if EURUSD looks good to you, then just buy EURUSD.
    
16. Wrong Broker - A lot of FOREX brokers are in business only to make money from yours. Read forums, blogs and chats around the net to get an unbiased opinion before you choose your broker.
    
17. Too bullish - Trading statistics show that 90% of most traders will fail at some point. Being too bullish about your trading aptitude can be fatal to your long-term success. You can always learn more about trading the markets, even if you are currently successful in your trades. Stay modest, and keep your eyes open for new ideas and bad habits you might be falling in to.
    
18. Interpret forex news yourself - Learn to read the source documents of forex news and events - don’t rely on the interpretations of news media or others.

John Gaines

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A veteran of online trading, John Gaines offers the financial services industry his perspectives and expertise on a variety of trading systems and financial instruments, including forex, CFDs, futures, options and stocks.

An increasing number of traders are leaving their forex enterprise in the hands of auto forex software for a number of reasons. If you’re at all skeptical of the ability of forex automated trading software to change your forex enterprise, consider these benefits.

1. 24/7 Trading - If you trade on the forex market, you know of the many advantages it holds over the traditional stock exchange. Instead of have a set number of hours in which traders can trade each day, the forex market keeps much longer hours, practically never closing save for a few hours over the weekend. Staying on top of the market almost 24/7 is both necessary but impossible. Forex automated trading software keeps a constant vigilante watch over changes in the market and reacts accordingly to beast benefit you.

2. Stop loss and Take Profit Protocols - As just mentioned, the market is dynamic and constantly shifting. With stop loss and take profit protocols in place in the software, you don’t have to worry about losing all of your money if your forex pairs violently shift as your software will react to maximize your profits, but just as importantly to minimize your losses.

3. Response Time/Human Error - Human error has doomed a number of trades, whether it is due to slow reaction time to information or it can be traced back to errors in calculations, no trader or analyst is perfect. Forex automated trading software constantly makes split second decisions using complex mathematical algorithms to decide which will profit you the most. As many windows are short lived, often times even if you anticipate a profitable trade ahead of time, odds are you won’t be able to react quickly enough to fully take advantage of it.

4. Accuracy - Arguably the best feature of forex automated trading software comes in the form of signal generation. Using said algorithms, your trading software analyzes the market and predicts trends, allowing you to trade ahead of the curve. The best signal generators can make you fortune if used correctly. Many traders swear by signal generation from their auto forex programs.

Not all of the forex automated trading software on the market is the same. Visit http://www.forexautotradingreviewed.com to read reviews on the leading programs available before making any decisions and carve out your path to financial independence today.

When I became aware of the increasing use of the stock market, or in other words, when a colleague suggested I look at trading instead of saving bonds, I started to buy a well know stocks and shares magazine, from the local newsagent.

I remember getting really interested in some of the advertisements for trading tuition, one company stood off the page to me at the time. Anyway, I invested in a day course and took up their subscription offer for daily bulletins, which basically gave me one or two trading position to open up, based on their analysis - which they kept secret behind locked doors.

I wish I had been wiser. They really did want to give a trader fish to eat, rather than teach them to fish! Under no circumstances were they about to divulge their system. Anyway, I was receiving those bulletins and trying to make head and tail of them along the way. There’s only so much you can remember from a day seminar, in spite of load of scribbled notes, you know what I mean, even writing notes around the punched holes in the paper.

So there were a few emails going back and forth and I was opening a trade or two. Unfortunately, my account at the time had just tipped over the minimum starter allowance of a penny a point and now I had a minimum of 50 pence a point; I was spread betting and still use that same vehicle.

Anyway, based on the figures I received, I opened a position. I think I bought Gold. However, I made a grave error. I failed to use a stop loss management order! The first five minutes were not too bad as I watched the price moving about within a reasonable margin, but then it started to drop. And I started to panic.

 I watched with utter horror as my little account fell about $1200 Dollars in about twenty seconds. It had all but wiped me out by the time my frantic key tapping had found the BUY facility in my online platform. No choice.

Needless to say, that taught me a valuable lesson. If you day trade or swing trade, never ignore that stop loss button. There are very experienced traders who wouldn’t use one, for their own valid reasons, but for the beginner, or hobby trader, unless you’re scalping, I would suggest using it.

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If you ask me what is the major difference between a novice and a professional trader, the difference is whether he or she set the trading rules and follow the rules. There are thousands set of trading rules that you can create or follow, what I recommend is that you do not need to create a certain of trading rules, you can just follow them which came from the famous investor and traders.

One of the famous investor that I admire and respect a lot is Warren Buffet. In his world, rules are more important than anything. His famous quote is as follow:
Rule 1: never lose money
Rule 2: never forget rule no 1
Funny enough? But the fact is, many people understand the importance of setting rules but never learn to follow the rules.

For part 1, I would like to share the rules that I follow before I enter the market.

Rule 1 - Always do market research before market open:
Open your CNBC or any finance website to get the latest update, understand what’s happening in the market right now. Either is it oil price drop, or some where having a war, focus on news that may be making any impact to the US market and the stock you are trading. After learning the news, try to figure out the market sentiment, for example, is oil inventory going lower a good thing to the market? Certainly not! With the latest news in hand, it will help you to make a better decision when entering the trade.

Rule 2 - Limit your trading size:
Do not over trade, always make sure you have enough money to play for the next game. Thumb of rule is always using 1/20 of your total money for each trade. If you have $5000, each trade is $250, in that case you can have 20 games to play.

Rule 3 - Give your trade a reason:
Before entering the position, make a note and jot down what makes you buy or sell certain options, as well as what strategy you use, and why? Put all this down in your trading journal, so that you can revise it back. If you end up a loss, make sure you understand where the problem is. If you earn a profit, remember what you did right.

Rule 4 - Set exit level:
When you see a potential trade, holds your trigger, make sure you set your exit level before clicking the button. Many people are good traders, they know when to enter the trade, but do not know when to get out. You need to set two exits, one for your stop loss, one for your profit limit. Especially for stop loss, set at the level that you are comfortable with your risk level, from the technical point of view, you can set your stop loss at certain support level, when the stock break through the next support level, cut the loss and run.

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What is a Drawdown?
A drawdown represents the drop from a peak to a trough for an account value. The drawdown is one of the most important inputs for assessing the risk associated with an investment. Many traders overlook the drawdown factor and only focus on the gains.

Why Is Calculating the Drawdown Important?
When analyzing a trading system, a trader must assess how much of their capital is at risk for any given period of time. The drawdown value shows how much of a pullback can occur during a trading series for a portfolio. So, instead of just looking at swing highs and lows on a chart, the drawdown calculation makes the moves in the market tangible to you the trader, because it shows how it will directly affect your money. There are times a trader can begin to see patterns in their trading losses. Are your drawdowns coming in the morning, afternoon, during the summer? When looking back at your system, the drawdown values will assist in providing insight into weaknesses of your system.

Losing Series in a Drawdown
When traders start out, they want to naturally win on every trade. The reality of the matter is no matter what system you use, there will be losses. During a drawdown period, the run from high to low may come on one trade. But there are times when it could come as a result of 5 or more losers in a row. Traders have to know not only the drawdown that can occur in a trading series, but how many losing trades in a row as well. Being able to look back at a winning trading system and see a number of losers in a row, will provide confidence when your trading system experiences a losing system in the future.

How to Work Around Drawdowns
Drawdowns like anything else in trading can be managed. A trader must look at the drawdown of their system and the amount of cash they have on hand. This will drive the amount of capital that can be used per play and their respective stop loss. So, in summary the drawdown helps mold a trader into the disciplined investor that makes consistent gains.

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Does the FX Official Forex Trading Course really work? I had received multiple recommendations in my email for this course. It seemed like a good course that has helped many people, but the biggest obstacle for me was the monthly payment fees of the course. I wondered if this entire education was really worth paying recurring fees for.

1. My Forex Trading Experience

I have personally been trading the Forex markets for a few months now, and I have tried many things from fundamental to technical analysis, forex expert advisors, trading the news, and even purchased a few black box systems that I don’t even know how they are supposed to work.

After failing with most of them, I have finally realized what works and what doesn’t. The truth is, the only systems that I have found to be useful are those that have taught me real skills instead of just telling to do this and that to arrive at my entry, stop loss and take profit levels. Trading blindly will almost certainly make you lose your money, and the only way is to get a good education for yourself.

2. Has The FX Official Course Been Useful?

I decided to try out the trial of this course, and I have since been receiving daily analysis of the Forex markets. Jason will explain to you why he thinks the market is behaving the way it is, and this has helped me develop my trading style. I would document every trade I make, and analyze every single one of them, whether they are winners or losers.

The end result is that, I now understand which types of trades are bad and which are good, and I can replicate all my successful trades over and over again when I find the right setups. Needless to say, my trading profits have increased and I am very satisfied with the FX Official lessons.

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What you want in order to be successful with your Forex trading:

You must have a tested and definite trading strategy as well as extreme discipline to follow the strategy and execute the plan to the letter. You will want to be exact and precise with your entries, always going for the very best entries with the highest probabilities of success, with the lowest risk. You would want to evaluate the risk, not only in terms of pips but also in terms of strategy and chart pattern. For instance, if you are trading a breakout and this would be a long trade right at a strong resistance level, price very often turns back to test the breakout level. So your stop loss would need to be larger than usual in relation to your capital and you could feel very uncomfortable with it. In this case it would be prudent to wait for a second attempt at the breakout, and then be in a position to use a smaller stop loss.

Mark Douglas author of trading in the Zone wrote:

“The best traders have developed an edge and more importantly, they trust that edge.”

As part of your trading edge, you require a high probability of success, you need to be able to enter and exit your trades without conflict or stress. Trade decisions are based on your strategy and not on preconceived ideas of your opinions.

Keep things simple and your trading decisions will be made with less stress and anxiety.

One of the most crucial factors in trading is setting goals for yourself. Set your self a daily, weekly and monthly goal. Trading without having very specific goals as to how much you want to make each day and how much you are prepared to lose daily, is a route to failure. These goals have to be very achievable. Notice I said VERY, not just achievable. You want to have VERY achievable goals.

People perform at their best when they have a goal, but it has to be attainable and realistic. You would want to start out small and slowly make your goal larger.

You will have losing trades and you will make mistakes, but the ultimate is to pick your self up and see where or what you have done wrong and correct it by managing your next trade better and striving towards flawless execution of your trades.

Losing in trading does not make you a loser. Taking losses in trading is part of the business. It is when you do not accept a loss and allow your losses to increase instead of closing a trade at a loss, that you have failed. Allow yourself to take losses just like you allow yourself to take profits. Allow your stop losses to be hit just like you allow your profit targets to be hit.

As you wouldn’t move your stop loss, don’t move your profit target. Don’t be afraid that your target will not be hit, or you have just taken a loss so you want to quickly take a profit. Set your platform with a stop loss and profit target according to your trading strategy and allow things to happen, without any interference from you. By all means set a trailing stop to lock in profits, but all this can be done before you enter into a trade. Walk away if you want, but don’t interfere with your trade.

Trading becomes easier and easier with repetition and practice.

Linda Wainman is the author of the day trading book “Keeping it Simple”.
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