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Forex Trading Strategies
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Walter Peters
Walter Peters explains how traders can exponentially improve their profits by simply adding to winning trades and resisting temptation to add to losing positions. (more)
 Tony Rietema
Trading in the markets has a venue for everyone. If you are willing to commit, then here are some guidelines on how to exercise discipline and patience, as well as, how to learn from triumphs and failures. (more)
John A. Taxiarchos
If you are serious about trading, then here are reasons why a VPS would be essential to your trading success. (more)
Nick McDonald
In this article, Nick McDonald highlights a trading strategy he uses regularly on Forex and Index markets. (more)
Matthew Cherry
With so many different ways for a price to breakout, how are you supposed to figure out when and where it will happen? By understanding the components of a price breakout and the psychology behind it, you can effectively take a lot of the guess work out of trading breakouts and potentially increase your trading edge. (more)
Don Steinitz
Don Steinitz shares a no nonsense trading approach that is not only logical and eloquent in design but will give you a serious upper hand in beating the markets consistently. (more)
John Jagerson
This article provides some basic step-by-step methods you can employ today to take advantage of news in the market. (more)
James A. Hyerczyk
Gann Theory can be described as the study of pattern, price, and time relationships and how these relationships affect the market. TradingMarkets contributor James Hyerczyk discusses how traders can use swing charts, Gann angles and percentage retracements to help decide when and where to buy or sell. (more)
Walter Peters
In helping forex traders to become more profitable traders, TradingMarkets contributor Walter Peters discusses three trading weaknesses and teaches you how to overcome them. (more)
Toni Turner
Toni Turner discusses three methods traders can use to enhance their approach to the market and improve their mind-set. (more)
Joseph Hopkins
Fibonacci Retracement is one method of technical analysis that traders have found useful for the purpose of increasing their profits. Tradingmarkets contributing writer Joseph Hopkins shares two main ways to trade reversals using Fibonacci. (more)
Joseph Hopkins
Finding the right trade entries are key elements to any trading strategy. Tradingmarkets contributor Joseph Hopkins details the importance of using trend channels to find trade entries. (more)
Austin Passamonte
Austin Passamonte discusses how to measure price action in financial markets using the well-known technique, floor trader pivot. (more)
Alex Nekritin
With hundreds of trading robots out there, Alex Nekritin looks at some statistical ways to help you weed through the noise and actually find the best performing Metatrader EA that will provide you with stability and positive returns. (more)
Jesse Richards
What are some good tools for finding support and resistance levels? TradingMarkets contributor Jesse Richards looks at Gann Fans and Fibonacci retracements, as well as, how to implement and combine these powerful tools to find key support and resistance levels. (more)
Dave Atkinson
Day trading the forex market is risky, but can also be incredibly profitable. Forex trader Dave Atkinson steers you in the right direction to successfully trade the currency market. (more)
Walter Peters
Forex trader Walter Peters discusses six rules to identify and trade support and resistance to help you trade forex profitably
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Chris Capre
Has anyone noticed how the FX markets has been quite banal as of late? This has resulted in trending and momentum moves to be short lived with pairs gaining one day and declining the next. Forex trader Chris Capre discusses how to trade forex using a much tighter reversion to the mean strategy. (more)
Walter Peters
There are many things to think about when backtesting your trading system - the reward to risk ratio is only part of the story. TradingMarkets contributing writer Walter Peters discusses why traders who focus too much on the reward to risk ratio are considered too aggressive to be consistently profitable. (more)
Larry Schneider
The world of currency futures trading has added a new dimension known as Forex E-micro Futures, and aimed at the self-directed individual trader. TradingMarkets Contributor Larry Schneider takes a look at this new E-micro currency futures. (more)
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