Stock & Commodities 2015/04
[شهر افريل 2015
Candlesticks And The Haguro Method
by Gary Burton
As technical traders, we must always consult the market. Here’s a method that sets clear support & resistance levels and can be used to trade futures, equities, and forex pairs.
FEATURE ARTICLE
Trading Forex: Planning Your Strategy
by Imran Mukati
In the fial part of this introductory series on forex trading, we look at some important aspects of trading strategies and how you can develop one. We’ll also look at some sources of data and potential indicators to use in forex trading.
Calculating Pip Values
by Karl Montevirgen
Does it make a difference if your domestic currency is the fist currency or second currency? It sure does, and it affects how the currency is valued. Here are some different scenarios you can encounter and how you can calculate the pip values in each of these situations.
Basket Trading Using A Directed Acyclic Graph
by Dave Cline
When trading a basket of securities, one or two nonconforming stocks will throw your system off track. Here’s one way to ensure that the components of your portfolio travel together.
The Slow Relative Strength Index
by Vitali Apirine
J. Welles Wilder’s classic relative strength index has enjoyed a large following of technical analysts over the years. Here’s a slow version of it.
Futures For You
by Carley Garner
Here’s how the futures market really works.
Explore Your Options
by Tom Gentile
Got a question about options?
INTERVIEW
Finding The Trend in FX With Tyler Yell
by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan
Tyler Yell is a currency analyst and trading instructor for DailyFX.com. In his work, he tries to teach market truths like risk management and technical setups in a way that newer traders can understand. His technically focused strategy looks mainly at price action across multiple time frames to try to catch the big moves that develop. We spoke to him about how to identify profiable moves in the forex markets.
The Trader’s Psyche
by Solomon Chuama
Three parties are involved in trading: the buyer, the seller, and you. Your behavior and actions play an important role in your trading results. Here’s how you can use them to your benefit.
Q&A
by Don Bright
This professional trader answers a few of your questions
The EZ Guide To Selecting ETFs
by Rudy Teseo
Decisions, decisions, decisions… the best ones are based on knowledge.
AT THE CLOSE
Loss Aversion
by Stella Osoba
By nature, we are wired to act in certain ways when confronted with specifi situations. Being aware of these types of behavioral patterns is a fist step toward conquering them. Here’s a look at how we typically react to situations that arise in the fiancial markets.
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