The Undisciplined Trader
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Leroy Rushing
If you don’t have discipline with your trading, you may never become the trader you’re meant to be. The insights in this article are sure to get you on the path of disciplined trading and ultimately more profits.
Are Moving Averages Really Simple to Use?
by
Leroy Rushing
Moving averages are used by amateur and professional traders alike for very rewarding results. Finding moving averages that work for you might be a difficult task, but after finding the “perfect pair,” moving averages provide huge results with little work. Master the identification and use of moving averages and anticipate a long career in trading.
One Chart is Worth a Thousand Words
by
Leroy Rushing
Perfect your chart reading skills because a chart is the trader’s guide to ultimate profitability. For each trading style, from scalping and day trading to swing trading and long-term investing, a chart is worth a thousand words. Professional traders rely on their charts for consistent profits and for guidance on what to do next.
Day Trading “Money Making” Machine
by
Leroy Rushing
Day trading can truly be a money making machine. Many experienced day traders can make more in a few seconds than what most people make in a week. This also comes with some risk, but for the trader armed with technical analysis and proven strategies, producing profit can result in consistent income.
How to Get Added Value and Confirmation
by
Leroy Rushing
Professional traders use many indicators to pick a position. The duo of forward and lagging indicators makes trading very profitable. See the different mixes for different timeframes and scenarios for successful trading.
Reading Candlestick Charts Like a Professional
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Leroy Rushing
Professional traders love candlesticks because they can be read much quicker than a bar chart, while also allowing a different kind of technical analysis known as candlestick reading. Learn how candlestick reading can enhance your trading.
What to Look for When the Market Hits a Bottom
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Leroy Rushing
Bargain hunting when the market hits bottom can be a very lucrative thing to do, but only if you know what to look for and what strategies to apply to the bottomed stocks. With experience and lots of patience, traders can come out way ahead in a bottomed out market.
Trading With a Global Perspective
by
Leroy Rushing
The three Cs – currencies, commodities, and corporations – are bought and sold every second by millions of traders around the world. With this kind of global market, it is important to keep yourself in line with the rest of the world.
Seizing Trading Opportunities
by
Leroy Rushing
It can be difficult to hold onto a winning trade and very easy to dump a loser – this is why so many day traders find it hard to make consistent profits. Find out how to balance the holding and dumping of trades and generate more consistent profits.
Forex 101: Managing Risk
by
Staff Writer
A trader with a mediocre system and great money management skills will fare better than a trader who has a great system but no handle on his money
Control Your Emotions to Achieve Success in the Foreign Exchange Market
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Staff Writer
Forex trading is not for the faint of heart, nor is it for those who are controlled by emotion. Certainly, it is an emotional thing to engage in an activity of risk and reward with your money. Human nature dictates that when you put your heart into something as vital as your financial portfolio. However, a Foreign Exchange trader cannot afford to wear his heart on his sleeve.
Free Forex Trading Resources
by
Staff Writer
Trading on the Foreign Exchange Market is a rewarding, yet challenging endeavor. A trader can never be too informed or have too many useful insights. Successful traders are always learning and growing.
No Fib! This Leonardo is Great for the Forex Market
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Staff Writer
When you think of great Italians named Leonardo, the first name that comes to mind has to be Da Vinci (unless you are a teenage girl, in which case you might say DiCapprio, but is he even Italian?) However, if you are a Forex trader, the most important Leonardo who ever lived is Fibonacci
The Most Important Forex Expert You Will Never Meet: Who is He?
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Staff Writer
He has been dead for many years – centuries, in fact – but we feel his influence as mightily today as ever. Born in 1170 in the Italian town that is today famous for its leaning tower, he was the son of a customs officer from the Northern African town of Bugia. He was educated by the Moors, and traveled extensively around the Mediterranean coast.
FOREX Fallacies: The Top Ten List
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Staff Writer
The Internet is replete with so-called "expert" advice on just about everything...and the Foreign Exchange Market is no exception. The trouble with all of this is that bad advice is often given and repeated until it becomes accepted wisdom.
The Most Important Lesson You Will Ever Learn about Forex Trading
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Staff Writer
Many people have faired poorly trading in the Foreign Exchange Market. Some of them, however, have managed to make money another way. They simply developed a dubious “formula for success” and sold it to others. Consequently, traders have become wary of so-called experts promising the moon. Caution is a good thing when you are trading on the Forex.
How to Select a Broker
by
arsal
• Before selecting a broker, visit the offices of a few to observe their business practices. Try to gauge the reputation of the brokers by talking about it with the people you meet.
• While opening your account with branch offices of the brokers, first confirm that the branch office and the managing agent of the office are registered with the stoc
Keeping an Eye on Stocks’ Performance
by
arsal
In general terms, when you witness if the stock price and volume of a stock suddenly jumps, there may be typically three reasons for this:
i. Company’s fundamentals have changed, say a financial or structural reform has been undertaken which has turned around the company’s financial standing.
ii. The sector to which the company belongs, could b
Avoid Putting all Eggs in one Basket
by
arsal
The best way to minimize risk is to diversify your investments across various investment products. If equities are your sole investments, it makes sense to diversify between different sectors and companies. In this way, loss incurred on some investments can be absorbed or compensated by gains made in others, keeping the overall return on investment
Financial Investments
by
arsal
As opposed to physical assets, financial investments are generally a right or an entitlement to receive money (or streams of money). The Financial investments themselves may be divided in two broad categories:-
a. Direct Investments that we hand over to an obligator (the party that uses our money) and get back the same in the form of profit, int
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