The Most Profitable Traders
The below list comprises a number of different observations of myself and others through experience working with traders of all shapes and sizes, and is equally relevant to all. Some of the information is rehashed
Trading Strategy
Entering Trades
We have developed a basic technique for entering a trade at these key levels, taking into consideration two important things: 1. We do not want to miss the trade by trying to enter at the
The Rules
As with any strategy, rules need to be incorporated into your trading plan, and followed objectively to ensure long-term consistency and success. The following rules are written for this particular strategy, though can be easily
Stacking Bricks
I'll commonly refer to price in trending environments as stacking bricks, because you will notice over and over again that price forms “blocks” and stacks diagonally, one on top of the other. Below we have
Fibonacci Extensions
Market technicians have been using Fibonacci levels to identify turning points as well as determining price objectives for years. We focus in on them because of the fact that they are so widely used and
Strong Versus Weak Levels
Not all things are quite the same in trading. Some levels are unarguably much stronger than others, and stand a much higher probability for success. When we are looking to determine which levels are stronger
The Basics
Our strategy is simple yet requires thoughtful analytics like any other system. We enter trades only at key levels of support and resistance, sometimes employing the use of diagonal trendlines and Fibonacci retracements. But regardless
Trading in Synch With Market Movers
Market movers come in all different shapes and sizes. The interbank market is run by a plethora of institutional money managers, smaller-sized fund managers and the retail crowd. Of these three categories, the institutional money
Overview
The FX trading realm has exploded with volume in the past 10 years, thanks to the push of the retail trading environment and growth of private money managers. What was once a market reserved for
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