23 – Using Multiple Time Frame Analysis
While using a combination of technical indicators can help confirm price movements and filter out false signals, most traders opt to conduct multiple time...
22 – How to Trade Divergences
As you've learned in the previous sections, technical indicators and price action tend to move in tandem. For instance, when stochastic starts heading lower...
21 – Understanding Harmonic Price Patterns
Harmonic price patterns comprise another set of chart formations involving Fibonacci retracement and extension levels. The rule of thumb in trading these patterns is...
20 – Elliott Wave Analysis 101
A combination of repeating price patterns with Fibonacci analysis yields another branch of technical analysis known as Elliott Waves. This is named after its...
19 – Basic Forex Chart Formations
Aside from technical indicators and Japanese candlestick patterns, another main component of technical analysis is chart formations. Remember that the concept behind technical analysis...
18 – Using Momentum or Lagging Indicators
As opposed to leading indicators which generate early trade signals, momentum or lagging indicators give confirmation signals when the trend has already found directional...
17 – Using Oscillators or Leading Indicators
When it comes to using leading indicators, a good way of remembering how they work is to understand that they "oscillate" between two points,...
16 – Types of Technical Indicators
Technical indicators are grouped into two main classifications: oscillators or leading indicators and momentum or lagging indicators. Moving averages, as discussed in the previous...
15 – How Moving Averages Work
This section covers the basic technical indicators used in forex trading, the most common of which is the moving average.
As the name suggests, this...
14 – Using the Fibonacci Tool with Technical Indicators
The use of Fibonacci retracement and extension levels could also be combined with technical indicators. For instance, one can enter at market when stochastic...
13 – Using the Fibonacci Tool with Trend Lines
As discussed in the previous sections, Fibonacci retracement is often used during trending market environments so it makes sense to combine it with the...
12 – Using the Fibonacci Tool with Support and Resistance
This section further illustrates how the Fibonacci retracement and extension levels tend to have a higher probability of holding when they coincide with other...
11 – Fibonacci Extension
As introduced in the previous section, Fibonacci extension levels serve as excellent points for setting profit targets. After all, it's not enough that you...
10 – Fibonacci Retracement
Fibonacci retracement levels, which are commonly used to specify potential entry levels during a trending market environment, comprise another group of inflection points. These...
09 – Different Types of Inflection Points
There are several types of horizontal inflection points that can be employed in forex technical analysis. Among these, the most common ones are the...
08 – Pivot Point Calculation Methods
Pivot point calculation can be tedious for some but there are traders that find this method very reliable when coming up with shorter-term trade...
07 – Trend Lines and Channels
Forex traders often say that "The trend is your friend" because a market uptrend or downtrend provides several reliable opportunities to catch pips. During...
06 – Support and Resistance
Support and resistance are two of the most frequent forex terms you will come across in technical analysis. Simply put, support refers to a...
05 – Group Candlestick Patterns
Group candlestick patterns are more creative but take time to form. Generally, these are believed to be more effective signals when they occur on...
04 – Double Candlestick Patterns
Memorizing double candlestick patterns can be a bit more challenging, but the trading results can be very rewarding. As with the single Japanese candlestick...