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Forex trading has become hot! Its heavy leverage allows traders to capitalize with big gains and the lure of huge profits sends many traders to forex on a daily basis. Sadly, most of these traders won't be around for long. As many as 90% of all new forex traders lose their capital and bring their accounts to zero within six months. Largely because they come into the forex market with the mistaken belief that all they have to do is learn a trading system and trade by the signal their favorite indicator gives them and they will be able to average out a profit. What they fail to realize is the false signal can wipe out a large portion of their trading account.
At this point I might as well tell you I am no fan of indicators! Indicators are nothing more than mathematical algorithms of some sort of movement in price, with a few other variables added depending on the indicator. What the forex trader should be concentrating on is the price chart itself. Why? Because the trained forex trader will be able to tell much more about the market by watching price movement than with any indicator or trading system. Price movement tells the story of fear and greed, which are the two most important criteria a currency trader needs to be able to discern. The volatility of the forex markets creates many trading opportunities that can be spotted by watching the price chart. Candlestick trading for instance will teach you to spot reversals in price before the majority of other traders. Western technical analysis in its original form also allows the forex trader to spot weakening of trends and areas of likely reversals before the rest of the crowd.
Before we all had our PCs charts were drawn by hand. There was no fancy charting software or trading platforms. What we take for granted as an instant chart took traders of old a lot of time to plot. These were the pioneers of technical analysis and they were looking at the chart NOT indicators. Japanese Candlesticks, the best form of analysis in my opinion for forex, has been around hundreds of years. These technicians were very proficient in reading the mood of the markets and many became very wealthy doing it. Many modern technical analysts combine Western chart patterns with Japanese Candlesticks and also do quite well in forex.
Computers have brought us instant access to the currency markets but along with it have come hundreds of indicators which will do nothing but confuse the new forex trader in my opinion. If you must use an indicator, learn to read the chart first. Learn the major candlestick reversal patterns as they relate to forex as they are different than other markets. Then plot your indicator and see how it relates to the chart. I'll bet you'll find you trade from the chart more often than you think.
B.M. Davis is an active trader and the publisher of the Forex Candlestick System. If you would like more information about candlestick charting the forex market please visit http://www.forexcandlestickcourse.com
Tools Help the Candlesticks Perform Better
The greatest innovation in commodity charting is hardly new. It was invented centuries ago in the Japanese rice trade by a trader who was observant enough to realize that human psychology is the driving force behind decisions to buy or to sell, and creative enough to devise a system which recorded that psychology on paper. The result was the “Japanese Candlesticks” method of price presentation.
The main difference between the old “bar chart” method, which shows open-high-low-close prices for a given time period, the Candlesticks show the distance between the open and the close as a cylinder, or “fatted line.” If the closing price of the day is higher than the opening price, then the “fatted line” is left blank, or “white.” If the closing price of the day is lower than the opening price, then the “fatted line” is filled in, or made “black.”
The presentation is highly intuitive. The viewer understands at a glance the psychology which drove the market that day. It is especially revealing when prices are shown in Candlestick fashion in real-time data delivery, so that, literally, a “moving picture” unrolls right before the viewer’s eyes.
Over the centuries since, various Indicators to accompany raw bar chart price action were developed in the Western world. They are especially adept in uncovering hidden meaning in price action. The introduction of the Candlesticks over the past several decades has changed nothing in that regard. In point of fact, the Indicators and the Candles mutually reinforce each other and make for a better financial analytical experience.
Beyond the Indicators, other devices and approaches have been formulated which go even further in lending additional force to the credibility of the Candles and Indicators together.
What every trader and investor seeks is certitude. Absolute certitude is not attainable; but what we can do is to increase the probability of the outcome of a trade by using the best tools available. The Candlesticks are one such tool; and the enhancements which have come along since the time of their invention should be availed of too.
William Kurtz April 24, 2009
About the Author
The author is a retired corporate CEO and attorney, and a long-time investor. He has passed the NASD Series 65 Investment Adviser exam. He publishes his Investment Newsletter and Action Suggestions three times per week at the CandleWave website. The Action Suggestions provide specific Safety Stops on major Indexes; a review of the major Indexes; an individual review of each of the Gold, Silver, and Crude Oil markets; an individual review of each of the Dow 30 stocks and of selected non-Dow stocks; a review of five popular Forex pairs; and his Daily Commodities Report. The Daily Commodities Report is also available as a free-standing service at http://www.commoditiesjunction.com/ The Operating Manual for his copyrighted “Candelaabra” technical analysis trading system for all financial markets is also available through its own website at http://www.candelaabra.com and via info@candlewave.com/ “Candelaabra” rides atop Genesis Financial Technologies’ “Trade Navigator” © platform. “Trade Navigator” with the “Candelaabra” overlay, and data feed, are available directly from Genesis by arrangement with CandleWave, LLC in a joint 30-day trial of both Trade Navigator and Candelaabra.
Help finish Tattoo!!!!!!!?
I have a traditional Koi fish tattoo with the trad lotus and cherry blossoms. My question is maybe some of you can help me with other traditional Japanese flowers i can add to complete my sleeve.. thanks!
Here are some links to websites with Japanese flower pictures-
http://human.cc.hirosaki-u.ac.jp/philips/Jflowers.htm#
http://www.onmarkproductions.com/kkflowers/
Good luck with creating an awesome sleeve.
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