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Forex Trading: Sell GBP/CHF

July 16, 2010 at 9:53 am

Forex Trading: Limit order 16/07/2010. Sell GBP/CHF @ 1.5970 , SL @ 1.6145 , TP1 @ 1.5875 TP2 @ 1.5810 TP3 @ 1.5740

The pair has been  trending downwards and has made a small retracement upwards.

We want to enter the main trend which is still downwards but first wait for a confirmation the trend continues.

The entrance point is located below the last bottom the pair has made on the 4 hour chart.

More aggressive traders could try and short the pair from its current location but they should be advised the retracement upwards might continue higher and a SL of above 1.6170 is recommended for such traders.

 The RSI is near 50 in neutral territory.

SL is located above the last top the pair has made yesterday and above the 100 period moving average which is likely to act as a resistance for the pair.

TP’s are located  slightly above the support levels the pair has.

All analysis is based on the 4 hours chart.

Current rate: 1.6075

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Forex Charts: Used for Big and Consistent Profit

August 24, 2009 at 9:35 am

Technical analysis based on charts is of great help while trading in Foreign Exchange market. However, these tools can be profitable if used in the appropriate manner.

Following are a few methods of analyzing the Forex charts in order to yield profit.

These can be used to create trading signals in order to get into the high profit low risk prospects.

Trend lines

Drawing the basic trend lines is the first step to spot the opportunities. Therefore one must start with learning how to draw these lines. This method sounds quite old but this is one of the finest methods of spotting the trend.

Support and Resistance

This is the foundation of most top trading systems. These are the levels where value of the currencies move to and then reverse. If a market is showing an increasing trend the prices ascend to resistance levels. Similarly in a bear market the prices tend to fall.
It is seen that when the value of the currencies smash below or above major support or resistance, the trend can be quite favorable. This happens particularly when the support or resistance is valid.

In order to find out if the support or resistance is valid one needs to take into account the different time periods that the tests have happened in. This can be done by checking the Forex charts and the distance in time between them.

Breakouts

It is clear from the above mentioned point that the process smash through significant support or resistance. Here, the chances are that the demand and supply point will change and build up a new trend.                                                                                                                       It is advisable to trade with breakouts and in the direction of break as this means more profit. However, only a few traders are able to follow this advice. This is simply because most of the traders prefer to buy low and sell high. And they wait for recoil in order to buy at an enhanced price, which is not seen most of the times and hence the move is missed.

It is seen that most currency trends begin from a new market high. In order to grab the trend a trader must go with the break. He should not think about buying low. However, every breakout does not work. One must keep a check on the market movement in order to make profit.

Volatility Changes

Volatility changes simply refer to the price fluctuations that happen in the market on a day to day basis.  Bollinger band is the indicator that one must use in order to determine volatility. These bands are also helpful in identifying the support, resistance and targets for the move.

Price Momentum

The weakness or strength of a trend can be determined by the momentum indicators. These indicators help by taking a note of the shifts in price momentum.                          

The two good indicators that determine changes in momentum are the Stochastic and the relative Strength Index.

If a trader is able to understand the above mentioned points he can definitely make big steady profit with the help of Forex Charts.

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Why it is important for forex trader’s to learn interpretation of forex charts?

August 17, 2009 at 10:01 am

There are many forex tools available for the forex trader’s one of which is the forex charts. Forex chart is one of the most important factors of forex tools used for forex trading. A graph of prices of a currency pair over a given period of time is referred to as the forex chart. Reading and interpreting a forex chart may be difficult for a business, sometimes, but then it is also important to read and understand them for knowing what they exactly mean and also for making the forex trade highly profitable. EUR/USD, USD/GBP are examples of a currency pair. The charts are created for such currency pairs where they illustrate the movements of the two currencies which are related to one another over time. These charts help you to know how the EURO and the US Dollar have moved against one another during a specified period of time for which the chart is plotted.

At the base of the chart is the timeline which for example can be divided for say 15 minute, 60 minute, one day, one week, or more then that longer span of times. Then at the right-hand side are the incremental values which fixed to run from just below to just above the bottom and top prices that are achieved during the specific period of time. Like for example, the values may run from 1.2545 at the bottom to 1.2564 at the top.

These forex charts are very helpful to the traders because they give them a very clear and simple picture to read about how a currency is doing and you can also see whether about how the currency is doing i.e. whether it is getting stronger or weaker. With this information you can act accordingly. Making a choice of a time frame for a chart is very important. A short term time scale helps the trader to identify the minor trends and a long time scale helps the trader to identify long term trends.

The traders can find these forex tools online. They are available on variant websites and a lot many of these will also allow you to list charts. These charts have to be just seen or referred once in real time trading but then the professional traders do not have the need to look at these charts as they have proper knowledge about it. As there are a lot number of currencies or currency pairs that are traded it becomes difficult to keep a track of all these mentally these forex charts are developed. By this you will never miss a trading opportunity and will always end up in a profitable trade in the foreign exchange market.

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