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Trading
When many traders talk about analyzing currency movement, they tend to focus on two separate methods - fundamental and technical - but these do NOT give you the market psychology.
Here we outline two powerful tools, that can be used to analyze currency movement, and work with either the fundamental, or technical method - and help you to spot the really bid trend changes.
When analyzing currency movements the following equation applies:
Supply and Demand Fundamentals + Investor psychology = Price action
Fundamental analysis does not make any effort to study investor psychology - whereas technical analysis does so - in terms of repetitive price patterns.... [read more]
When it comes to forex trading the forex software you choose is essential. There are so many forex trading companies all competing for your business that choosing the right forex software can be quite a difficult task.... [read more]
It is surprising that many traders fail to take into consideration their own risk profile and also trading psychology in trying to find a winning stock market trading system that they can use daily to make consistent profits from the stock market.
On one occasion a trader approached me for some advice to create his own winning stock market trading system.... [read more]
Most investors and many more market pundits continually talk about setting stops; they range from physical stops to mental stops to trailing stops to support stops to retracement stops or even moving average stops.... [read more]
Over the past few days, there have been several stories written about Warren Buffett's $14 billion bet on global stock markets. I believe these stories are all in reference to this excerpt from Berkshire Hathaway's annual report:
"Berkshire is also subject to equity price risk with respect to certain long duration equity index put contracts.... [read more]
The three charts below may indicate SPX direction over the next one to three months. The first chart is a 2 1/2 year chart of SPX with its 20-day MA (black and blue lines), VIX 20-day MA (red line), and CPC 20-day MA (green line).... [read more]
It seems almost once a week I hear some buffoon stating that "the average return for stocks over the last (fill in the blank) years has been 10%."
Listen, I don't care about "average returns." And neither should you.... [read more]
Different sources define value investing differently. Some say value investing is the investment philosophy that favors the purchase of stocks that are currently selling at low price-to-book ratios and have high dividend yields.... [read more]
As turnaround investors, a lot of times we have to wait. Turnaround investors basically buy investment in distressed companies at distressed price hoping that the company can right the ship and turn itself around.... [read more]
The forex options market started as an over-the-counter (OTC) financial vehicle for large banks, financial institutions and large international corporations to hedge against foreign currency exposure.... [read more]
More and more day traders and small investors are turning to the foreign currency exchange market and for a number of good reasons. "The spot forex market provides them the means to invest without concern for liquidity or market manipulation," says John Keister, ForexInterBank's CEO.... [read more] |
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