December 18, 2010guidfarr
Putting it all Together Actually it’s easier than you think and really the best way to learn is to start trading with small stakes and checking a few charts and the accompanying videos that I have made available for you to watch. On each video I explain how and why and give technical data. From […]
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December 18, 2010guidfarr
Fibonacci Retracements Fibonacci, pronounced fib-o-natchi, Retracements are a mathematical wonder. No one knows exactly why they work, nor indeed thankfully, do you need to know why they do work. The Fibonacci retracement tool is one of several Fibonacci tools that are available to you, but the retracement tool is the only one of them that […]
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December 18, 2010guidfarr
Opening your Spread Betting Account Before you begin to open your account, make sure that you understand and have used the system with real prices. Spread betting providers are better than equity and futures brokers at providing free ‘training’ or ‘simulator’ accounts, which can be more or less realistic (some fill all your orders immediately […]
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December 18, 2010guidfarr
Technical Analysis Chart Patterns I Use The Technical Analysis chart patterns that I use in order of importance, to me, are as follows: Support & Resistance Triangles Head & Shoulders Bounce/Retrace Support & Resistance Support and Resistance is one of my favourites and one, which you will see me regularly draw on a chart. Support […]
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December 18, 2010guidfarr
MACD – Moving Average Convergence Divergence The moving average convergence/divergence technical indicator or MACD as it is commonly known is a charting technique developed by Gerald Appel in the late 1970’s. The technique is utilised to attempt to predict changes in trend direction of a market – irrespective if this is a stock, forex pair […]
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December 18, 2010guidfarr
Technical Tools The three I use sometimes are: RSI = Relative Strength Index Momentum Accumulation / Distribution Relative Strength Index RSI is one of two Momentum indicators, no prizes for guessing what the other one is. What momentum indicators show us is the speed with which the chart is either rising, or falling. This so […]
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December 17, 2010guidfarr
Candlestick Patterns and Signals Over the next few pages I aim to cover the key candlesticks that I use to spot price movements. Candlesticks are great for spotting contrary movements within markets that may on the longer term be trending in any given direction, or indeed not trending at all (consolidation). Candlesticks can also give […]
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December 17, 2010guidfarr
Japanese Candlestick Charting Candlesticks are becoming more and more popular in the west. They’ve been around a very long time indeed, but it was the fantastic work of Steve Nison that brought Candlesticks as we know them, to the western focus. Up until this point in your training, we have been using simple plot line […]
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December 17, 2010guidfarr
Higher Highs and Lower Lows This is really easy to grasp. When there is a higher High, in another words when the price closed higher than the day before, this is a signal of greater confidence and a possible trend for further higher prices. On the flip side when there is a lower Low, this […]
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December 17, 2010guidfarr
The Trading Journal In order to succeed at trading, you must have an edge. Your edge begins with the knowledge you gain through your research and testing that a particular price pattern or market behavior offers a level of predictability and a risk to reward ratio that provides a consistently profitable outcome over time. Without […]
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