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Month: May 2014

Heiken Ashi Pivot - Long Trade Example

Weekly Heiken Ashi High Low Trading Strategy

05/26/2014 Editorial Team 0

The weekly Heiken Ashi high low (pivot) trading strategy is a simple trading method that makes use of only the weekly time frame. Besides the […]

Example: Ascending Triangle pattern

Trading with Ascending and Descending triangles

05/23/2014 Editorial Team 4

In our previous articles on chart patterns, we covered the Head and Shoulders pattern, the flags pattern (bullish and bearish flags). In this article, we […]

Fibonacci Swing Trading - Chart Set Up

A simple Fibonacci Swing trading strategy

05/15/2014 Editorial Team 0

Some of the most profitable and consistent trading strategies are often those that are simple. The simplicity of the trading system is what puts off […]

Hikkake Bar - Bollinger Bands Strategy

Hikkake Pattern – Bollinger Band trading strategy

05/12/2014 Editorial Team 0

Price action trading can be a rewarding trading strategy for traders who truly understand how the markets work. While there are many stand alone price […]

Inside Bar Examples

Trading the Hikkake Pattern

05/10/2014 Editorial Team 0

The Hikkake pattern is a Japanese terminology and refers to ‘trick’. It was discovered by Daniel Chesler, CMT and has become a popular trading pattern […]

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