Technical Analysis is a method of estimating price movements by looking at historical data on the market. Price data is the type of data that is most widely used in the analysis process, although there are several other types of data that are also used in the analysis process such as volume and open interest …
The use of charts is the most important thing in monitoring the price movements of various assets on financial markets, including to monitor the exchange rate in forex trading. All types of forex analysis, both technical and fundamental, will use charts to assess current market conditions while compiling projections of future price movements. Therefore, forex …
Slippage is when an order is filled at a price that is different than the requested price. Most conversations I hear regarding slippage tend to speak about it in a negative light, when in reality, this normal market occurrence can be a good thing for traders. As the video above mentions, when orders are sent …
Sometime, you see that your order is not executed at the exact price you placed. Is that a cheat from broker? Or a bug of MT4 platform? Fortunately, it is not. This is the nature of the forex market, where price may changes faster than the speed of order filling. There are two execution method …
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What is Price Action Analysis? My definition of Price Action Analysis: Price action analysis is the analysis of the price movement of a market over time. By learning to read the price action of a market, we can determine a market’s directional bias as well as trade from reoccurring price action patterns or price action …
How often do you see big moves in the market like we have seen recently, but you never find yourself profiting much from them? How often do you close a trade out prematurely just because it’s gone against you a bit and you ‘freaked out’ because you thought it would result in a bigger loss? …
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MAM (Multi-Account Manager) and PAMM (Percentage Allocation Module Management) accounts, allow money managers to manage multiple accounts without having to establish an investment fund or firm. MAM and PAMM accounts differ in how they actually function, but both essentially allow for someone to manage multiple accounts from one master account. What Is a PAMM account? …
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