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There are many reasons to trade Forex: Trade Forex 24/5Trade Long or Short any pairLow trading costsUnmatched liquidity (Almost 4 Trillion is traded globally per day)Leverage (leverage is a double-edged sword as it can significantly increase your losses as well…

The "majors" and the "commodity pairs" are the most liquid and most widely traded currency pairs in the Forex market. These pairs and their combinations (EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY, and EUR/GBP) make up the vast majority of all trading in the Forex…

Forex is a commonly used abbreviation for "foreign exchange," and it is typically used to describe trading in the foreign exchange market by investors and speculators. For example, imagine a situation where the U.S. dollar is expected to weaken in…

The following indicators can show the trend: HA – “Heikin-Ashi” This indicator helps to identify trends and trend changes more easily. Heiken-Ashi modifies the traditional Japanese Candlestick by sending the open and close values of a trade through a calculation…

P/L is your Profit or Loss in Pips. Gross P/L is your Profit or Loss in your base currency. Net P/L is your Gross P/L with commissions and interest. Day P/L is your Profit or Loss in your base currency…

The example below shows how to calculate the value of 1 Pip for one 10K lot of EUR/USD where the base currency of the account is USD: Start with 10,000.  Multiply 10,000 by .0001 since 1/10,000th is a pip for…

RSI – “Relative Strength Index”  This shows the price strength by comparing upward and downward close-to-close movements. RSI will grade the price movement exhibited between candles for the last N periods. MACD – “Moving average Convergence/Divergence” A trend-following momentum indicator…

Support and Resistance indicators include: Pivot – “Pivot Levels” The indicator shows pivot point and the last period levels. This can show areas where these is possible support or resistance. BB – “Bollinger Band” This provides a relative definition of…