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The Forex Market Explained PDF Print E-mail
Written by John Velvedere   
Friday, 05 March 2010 12:36

Tags: forex | Forex Market | Forex Trading

The Currency of International Business People

If you work within a business that knows no borders then you will know about the forex market. Essentially this is a currency converting mechanisms that allows for traders to transfer value across geographical and financial jurisdictions. It is one of the crucial elements of the international business model and without it; trade would have to remain entirely local. It is not easy to aggregate the behavior of the forex bureaus and neither is it desirable. This is because individuality has allowed various customers to access services in the manner that is most suitable for their needs. To have a homogenous system would be contrary to the principles of customer service within the forex industry.

Given the individuality of the forex mechanism it them become imperative to look at the key forex trading charts that can effectively do a comparative study among different providers. This is always contingent on their willingness to join the forex community. One of the areas in which the individuality of a forex outfit will be important is the use of day trading through the pegging of currencies. Each forex unit will be looking at the central data to check out entry and exit points so that they can find an average that suits their particular circumstances. This forex average can be adjusted over and over again depending on how volatile the market is.

 
Forex Traders: Are you looking into Automated Systems? PDF Print E-mail
Written by John Velvedere   
Monday, 25 January 2010 15:09

Tags: alterhedge | forex | forex automated trading system

Being in the forex game, I wanted to get an edge and masterfully own every single pip I could possibly get my hand on. Being also that the learning curve was quite opulent and sometimes wasn't really in my favor, I needed an alternative to the hours of technical analysis and research on news and historical data.

I was pressed to find a solution that would let me be able to make trades without the aggravation of the fore mentioned. I looked into using EMA crosses, and news trading, and a couple of other crazy things, only to lose more money and turn more hairs to grey over it.
 
Forex Trade: Main Drawbacks of a Forex Trader PDF Print E-mail
Written by John Velvedere   
Thursday, 19 November 2009 00:32
Why is it that very few traders succeed in the Forex trading environment while the grand majority of traders fail to achieve success? Although there is no hard answer to this question, there are a few things that will put you one step ahead and will definitely put the odds in your favor.

The main purpose of this article is to guide you through some important aspects of Forex trading.  But in a different way, instead of telling you what to do or the best way to do it, it will tell you what to avoid. Sometimes it is better to identify the main drawbacks on a discipline and then isolate them so we have the best results at a certain level of development.
 
Forex Time Zones and Currency Relationships PDF Print E-mail
Written by John Velvedere   
Friday, 18 September 2009 10:52

Tags: forex

Knowing when to enter the market is crucial to exercising a good technical trading strategy.  There are many pitfalls that inexperienced traders experience because they are entering the market when the probability for making a successful trade is reduced.  So when is the best time to look for a trade and why?

The best time to look for a trade is when there is heavy volume in the currency markets.  Since the Forex market is open 24 hours per day, it’s best to find the times when multiple countries markets are trading at the same time.  Every Forex market in the world operates from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in their respective time zones.  In order to take advantage of the chance of many trades developing, one needs to look at when the Forex market times in different countries overlap.  In the overlapping times when multiple markets are open, generally there is the most volume and pip movement.
 
Forex Technical Analysis: The Art of Predicting the Future by Studying the Past PDF Print E-mail
Written by John Velvedere   
Saturday, 05 September 2009 07:43

Tags: forex | forex account | forex broker | forex day trading | forex system | Forex Trading

Technical Analysis is the easiest and most precise way of trading the FOREX market known by the forex traders community. All available information on any particular currency, and its impact on traders, and the market, are already reflected in a currency's price. The foreign exchange market is mostly composed of trends and is, therefore, a place where technical analysis can be used very effectively. Experience in trading has shown that history repeats itself - over time, certain chart patterns become consistent, predictable and very reliable. The problem is being able of  spoting them. There's always more than meets the eye at first glance.

Prices move in trends; and the traders who don't know this fact obviously have no need to implement a trading methodology on technical analysis, they haven’t even realized yet. But, over 100 years of research has shown that those who trade "with the trend", more often than not, greatly improve their chances of winning in the forex markets (i.e., making a profitable trade).
 
Forex Price Charts PDF Print E-mail
Written by John Velvedere   
Wednesday, 12 August 2009 15:09

Tags: currency trading | finance | forex | forex courses | forex videos | technical analysis

There are two kinds of Forex traders- the traders who use fundamental analysis and the traders who use technical analysis. I prefer the technical analysis, which ignores fundamental factors. Technical analysis is applied to the price action of the market. By using technical analysis traders can make short-term forecasts, which are very difficult with fundamental analysis, more suitable to making long-term forecasts.

Technical analysts use different technical studies and interpret them to predict market direction or to generate buy and sell signals. By using charts in Forex technical analysis we can predict price movements.
 
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