Wednesday, December 30, 2015

FOREX THEORY


Trading Multiple Time Frames In Forex

What the heck is multiple time frame analysis? (Part 2)

What are you supposed to do?

Stick with one time frame, take the signal and completely ignore the other time frame?

Flip a coin to decide whether you should buy or sell?

Luckily for you, we here at BabyPips.com aren’t about to let you graduate without knowing how to use multiple time frame analysis to your advantage.

First, we’ll try to help you determine which time frame you should focus on. Each forex trader should trade a specific time frame that fits his or her own personality (more on this later).

Secondly, we’ll also teach you how to look at different time frames of the same currency pair to help you make better, more educated trading decisions.


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By Billy Cox.


Thursday, December 24, 2015

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"Worldly success doesn’t guarantee inner peace."

By Robin Sharma.  


Wednesday, December 23, 2015

FOREX THEORY



Trading Multiple Time Frames In Forex

What the heck is multiple time frame analysis?

Multi-time frame ana… WHAT?! Chill out young padawan, it ain’t as complicated as it sounds! 

You’re almost done with high school – now’s not the time to get senioritis, although you probably got that way back in Grade 12. Ha!

Multiple time frame analysis is simply the process of looking at the same pair and the same price, but on different time frames.

Remember, a pair exists on several time frames – the daily, the hourly, the 15-minute, heck, even the 1-minute!

This means that different forex traders can have their different opinions on how a pair is trading and both can be completely correct.

John may see that EUR/USD is on a downtrend on the 4-hour chart. However, Jane trades on the 5-minute chart and sees that the pair just ranging up and down. And they could both be correct!

As you can see, this poses a problem. Trades sometimes get confused when they look at the 4-hour, see that a sell signal, then they hop on the 1-hour and see price slowly moving up.




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"Negative people don’t want solutions. Solutions mean they have to work to find something else to be negative about.”

By Tom Ziglar.


Monday, December 21, 2015

FOREX THEORY


Summary: Currency Crosses

As you can see, there are many, many trade opportunities presenting themselves in the forex market other than figuring out what the Greenback will do any given day – and now you know how to find them! Here are a couple of things to remember:

·         Crosses give forex traders more pairs to trade, which means more trading opportunities.
·         We normally see cleaner trends and ranges on currency crosses than we do on majors.
·         You can take advantage of interest rate differentials by trading currency crosses.
·         Do your due diligence and analysis and match the strong currencies against the weak ones.
·         If the pair you are looking to trade isn’t available with your broker, don’t worry. You know how to create a synthetic pair by simultaneously going long or short two major pairs to create one currency cross.
·         The most popular euro crosses are the EUR/JPY, EUR/GBP, and EUR/CHF.
·         GBP/JPY, AUD/JPY, and NZD/JPY are attractive carry trade currencies because they offer the highest interest rate differentials against the JPY.
·         When trading obscure currency crosses, watch out for wild price swings and wider spreads.
·         Even if you wanna stick to the majors, you can make use of currency crosses to help you decide between which pairs to trade as crosses can signal which currency is stronger.
·         Don’t forget that moves in currency cross pairs can have an effect on the majors.
·         Last tip; please be conscientious of the pip value of the cross you are trading. Some crosses will have a higher or lower pip value than the majors. This information is good to know for your risk analysis.
·         So, on the days you may not see any opportunities in the major pairs, or if you want to avoid the volatility of a US news event, check out some the currency crosses. You may never know what you may find!


So you see, currency crosses aren’t just for weirdos like Cyclopip. If you want to talk to your fellow forex traders who also play the crosses, our Currency Crosses forums is the place to be!

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"My work is my craft. My life is my art."

By Robin Sharma.


Friday, December 18, 2015

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WHY DO I NEED FOREX SIGNAL?

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"The difference between who you are and who you want to be is what you do."
By Zig Ziglar.             

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Wednesday, December 16, 2015

FOREX THEORY


How Cross Currency Pairs Affect Dollar Pairs (Part 2)

This is due to the currency crosses! In this particular example, EUR/JPY.

When USD/JPY broke through its major resistance level, the combination of stop losses being hit and breakout traders jumping on the bandwagon pushed it even higher.

Since buying more USD/JPY weakens the yen, this would cause EUR/JPY (and possibly other yen-based pairs) to break through its major resistance level, once again hitting stops and attracting breakout traders, pushing EUR/JPY even higher.

This causes the euro to strengthen and slows down the descent of your EUR/USD trade. The EUR/JPY cross buying acts a “parachute” and this is why EUR/USD didn’t move as much or as fast as the USD/JPY.

So even if you only trade the major currencies, cross currency pairs still have an effect on your trades!


QUOTE OF THE DAY


"Put the worst behind you so the best can find you.”

By Billy Cox.


Monday, December 14, 2015

FOREX THEORY


How Cross Currency Pairs Affect Dollar Pairs

Let’s pretend the Fed announces they will raise interest rates. The market quickly starts buying the U.S. dollar across all major currencies….EUR/USD and GBP/USD fall while USD/CHF and USD/JPY rise.

You were short EUR/USD and were pleased to see price move in your favor making you some pips, but right before you were about to break out the cigar, you notice your friend who was long USD/JPY made a lot more pips than you.

You’re like “What’s up with that yo?”

You compare the charts of EUR/USD and USD/JPY and see that USD/JPY made the bigger move. It broke through a major technical resistance level and shot up 200 pips while EUR/USD barely shot down 100 pips and failed to break a major support level.

You’re thinking to yourself, “If the U.S. dollar was being bought across the board, then how come my EUR/USD trade looks so weak compared to my friend’s USD/JPY trade?”


QUOTE OF THE DAY


"In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure."

By Zig Ziglar.


Friday, December 11, 2015

FOREX THEORY


Know Which Currency Cross to Use

Let’s say you’re bearish on the U.S. dollar. How will you trade?

Can’t decide whether to buy EUR/USD or sell USD/CHF? Look at EUR/CHF.
Can’t decide whether to buy USD/CHF or USD/JPY? Look at CHF/JPY.
Can’t decide whether to buy EUR/USD or sell USD/JPY? Look at EUR/JPY.
Can’t decide whether to buy GBP/USD or sell USD/CHF? Look at GBP/CHF.
Can’t decide whether to buy GBP/USD or sell USD/JPY? Look at GBP/JPY.

So always remember, looking at currency cross pairs could give you an idea of the relative strength of a particular currency.


QUOTE OF THE DAY


"In life, it is not the most talented who wins – it’s the bravest."

By Robin Sharma.


Thursday, December 10, 2015

"YOUR WEALTH IS OUR HEALTH"


HOW TO CHOOSE A GOOD FOREX SIGNALS PROVIDER?

Selecting a good Forex signals provider requires some common sense and a bit of investigative work. Do not take everything at face value and rest assured that amongst the legit professionals out there, there are many swindlers who are preying on the naive and inexperienced Forex traders. Since almost everyone can set up a professionally looking website in a matter of minutes and listing fictitious performance results is nothing new, you should always take the time to verify the numbers. Read reviews, visit some of the large Forex forums, and speak to past subscribers in order to verify the legitimacy of the Forex signals provider that you are considering. Find out if their website has been around for at least as long as their trading history and see if the provider offers back testing, which will allow you to confirm the quality of their Forex signals.

Some Forex signals providers send the alerts to third party websites, which then rank all of them based on their daily, weekly, or monthly performance and allow the traders to filter the various providers based on the system type, total gain, drawdown, and other factors. As a final resort, you can visit some of the large currency trading message boards, where all Forex related services are openly discussed and try speaking to past subscribers and find out more about their experience.

Keep in mind to be disciplined and patient while trading to avoid losses. Always trade with what you can afford to lose, exercise good money management, and try to learn as much as possible in order to become a successful trader!


QUOTE OF THE DAY


"Stop complaining about things you’re not willing to change."

By Billy Cox.              


Wednesday, December 9, 2015

FOREX THEORY


How to Use Currency Crosses to Trade the Majors (Part 3)

To find the right answer, you would look at EUR/GBP cross.

If EUR/GBP is trending downward, this indicates that the pound is relatively stronger than the euro at the moment.

So the right answer would be to buy GBP/USD instead of EUR/USD due to the pound’s relative strength against the euro.

Since the euro is weaker, relative to the pound, if it proves to strengthen against the U.S. dollar, it is likely to strengthen LESS than the pound.

If the U.S. dollar weakens across the board, GBP/USD you would make more pips since it would rally higher than EUR/USD.

So GBP/USD is the better trade.


QUOTE OF THE DAY


"The fastest way to success is to replace bad habits with good habits.”

By Tom Ziglar.


Tuesday, December 8, 2015

Monday, December 7, 2015

FOREX THEORY


How to Use Currency Crosses to Trade the Majors (Part 2)

Currency crosses can provide clues about the relative strength of each major currency pair.

Let’s say you see a buy signal for EUR/USD and GBP/USD but you can only take one trade.

Which one do you take?

Simply looking at your crystal ball and guessing isn’t likely to result in the right answer.


Wednesday, December 2, 2015

QUOTE OF THE DAY


"Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is your future. Today is your life. Live it."

By Billy Cox.