Your biggest headache as a forex trader will likely be identifying the ever-elusive perfect trade entry and exit points — there are far too many factors to consider. What if there was a way to improve ...

In the formative years of my trading career (late ’90s), I frequently found myself scratching my head over an interesting problem. Despite analyzing the hell out of stock chart patterns, ensuring the ...

As price on a currency pair continually changes, we track that movement by looking at charts. Remember that a currency pair is moving through ALL time frames simultaneously. As we consult different ...

There are many benefits to utilizing multiple-time-frame analysis in your trading. Some of the standard time frames are monthly, daily, weekly, 4-hour, 1-hour, etc. Longer-term traders may also ...

In this forex trading video we cover the reasons why we did not trade the GBP/USD forex trade today on the GBP/USD & how you can trade the forex structure on Daily , 4 , 1 Hourly, 15 minute charts and ...

A confluence of bearish signals across the daily, weekly and monthly charts suggest 2014 could be a tough year for the Euro versus the U.S. Dollar. Here are the signals and the levels to watch. Take a ...

The S&P 500 always offers two things at the same time: the chance to make a positive return, and the risk of loss - sometimes major loss. A while back, I created something called the S&P X-Ray, which ...

(MENAFN- DailyFX) Multiple time frame analysis follows a top down approach when trading and allows traders to gauge the longer-termtrendwhile spotting ideal entries on a smaller time frame chart.

Most traders pick their one time-frame and then almost never leave it. Or they just leave their time-frame to go down to lower time-frames to find more trading opportunities – which basically means ...