Trader Blog
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When a Trend is Trustworthy, and When It Isn’t
One of the first lessons we often receive as traders is “trade with the trend.” This is good advice, which I recommend following. But how can you tell…
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Why You Want To Trade 0-100 Binary Options
There is a new kid on the block and it’s known as 0-100 binary options. Well, maybe they aren’t so new but there have been some developments over…
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Should I Hold Through a Pullback, or Get Out? – Part 2
In part 1 we looked at the overall strength of the market as a determinant for if we should stay in a trade or not through a pullback.…
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Should I Hold Through a Pullback, or Get Out? – Part 1
Place a few trades and you’ll invariably ask yourself this question at some point. Say you buy the EUR/USD at 1.3700 and have a price target at 1.3730.…
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Trading the News – EUR/USD and GBP/USD Day Trades
In a rare event, non-farm payroll data out of the US was released on Tuesday, October 22 due to the prior government shutdown. Non-farm payroll data is usually…
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Two Ways to Increase the Probability on Early Morning Trades
When trading futures, stocks, ETFs or watching indexes–directly or via a binary option–the early morning trades often present the best opportunity. When the market opens orders flood in,…
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Advantages of Technical Analysis
Technical versus fundamental analysis has been a long-standing debate amongst investors, but for day trading or short-term trading technical analysis is the way to go. Technical analysis is…
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British Pound Binary Trades
This article was originally contributed by the archived community member jxr. We no longer maintain contact details for the original author. The content has been fact-checked and updated…
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The Wedge Reversal Pattern
The wedge is fairly common pattern, and if you familiar with Elliott Wave analysis a wedge often appears in wave 5–the final stage–of a trend. Rising wedges are…
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Get Back on the Horse – EUR/USD Day Trades October 17
Losing trades happen–to everyone–so as long as you follow your strategy, and executed the losing trade according to your plan, that losing trade doesn’t matter. A good trade…
