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Month: July 2014

Forex Correlation Tool Scanner

Trading Correlations – Introduction to pairs trading

07/31/2014 Editorial Team 0

Trading currency or stocks correlation, or pairs trading as it is often referred involves buying one currency pair or stocks and shorting an inversely correlated […]

Renko - Support & Resistance Method

Easy trading strategies with Renko Charts

07/23/2014 Editorial Team 0

Renko charts, as written in our previous article is purely based on price action and is independent of time. Due to the nature of renko […]

Engulfing Bars, Pivot: Long Trade Example

Engulfing Bar at Pivots – Trading Strategy

07/20/2014 Editorial Team 0

Traders familiar with candlestick patterns would know that the engulfing bars are perhaps one of the most strongest of candlestick patterns. Besides, they are also […]

Bill Williams, Awesome Oscillator

Trading the Awesome Oscillator

07/18/2014 Editorial Team 0

The Awesome oscillator was developed by Bill Williams, part of his series of ‘Chaos Theory‘. Bill Williams went on to develop various indicators as part […]

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Are all Forex brokers the same?

07/18/2014 Dragan Lukic 0

Let us start with a completely different scenario. All cars do the same thing; they provide a sit-down environment, they allow you to be on […]

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