Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Part 13: Professional Price Action Forex Trading Strategies

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Nial Fuller’s Professional Forex Trading Strategies

Hey traders,
Now that you’ve made it through my Free Beginner’s Forex Trading Course, I want to give you guys a little insight into my core trading philosophy, why I trade the way I do, what I teach, and how I can help you become a better trader. I hope that you enjoyed taking this free course as much as I enjoyed making it, and you should now have a solid foundation on the basics of what the Forex market is and how it’s traded.

Knowing the basics of Forex is great, and every trader needs to know them, but if you are serious about making consistent money in the markets, you need to learn real-world trading strategies that will provide you with a high-probability trading edge. Here’s some more information about me and my price action trading strategies:

Part 12 : The Psychology of Forex Trading

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The Psychology of Forex Trading

I have been a trader long enough to know a thing or two about how most people think while trading the market. You see, most people experience similar thinking patterns and emotions as they trade the markets, and we can learn many important things from the differences in the way losing traders think and the way winning traders think.

I would be lying to you if I said that success in the Forex markets depends entirely on the system or strategy you use, because it doesn’t, it actually depends mostly on your mindset and on how you think about and react to the markets. However,

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Part 11: How to Make a Forex Trading Plan

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How to Make a Forex Trading Plan

Having a Forex trading plan is one of the key elements to becoming a successful Forex trader. Many traders never even make a trading plan, let alone use one regularly. It’s very important that you do both; make a trading plan and use the one you make…don’t just make one and then never look at it like many traders do. Here are some important points to consider regarding Forex trading plans:

Part 10: What is Technical Analysis

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What is Technical Analysis?

• Technical Analysis

Technical analysis is the study of the price movement on a chart of a particular Forex currency pair or other market. We can think of technical analysis or “T.A.” for short, as a sort of framework that traders use to study and make use of the price movement of a market.

The primary reason that traders use T.A. is to make predictions about future price movement based on past price movement.

Technical analysts believe that all current market variables are reflected via the price movement or price action on a price chart. So, if we believe that

Part 9: Common Forex trading mistakes and traps

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Common Forex trading mistakes and traps

There are common mistakes and ‘traps’ that give nearly all traders trouble at some point in their trading careers. So, let’s cover the most common mistakes that traders make which keep them from making money in the markets:

• Analysis-paralysis

There is a virtually unlimited amount of Forex news variables that can distract a trader, as well as tons and tons of trading systems and trading software. You’ll need to sift through all of these variables and forge a trading strategy that is simple yet effective, warning; this can be a very a difficult task for beginner traders.

Monday, June 10, 2013

Part 8: What Is A Forex Trading Strategy?

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What Is A Forex Trading Strategy?

There are many different Forex trading strategies. However, there are some basics of reading a price chart that you need to know before you can move on to learning any one strategy in-depth. Let’s cover the basic building blocks of trading the Forex market from a technical analysis approach:

• Support and Resistance levels - How to identify and plot them
Support levels are created as a market turns higher. So, if a market is moving lower for example and it then changes direction and begins moving higher, it either has created a level of support or bounced off a previously existing level of support.

Resistance levels are created as a market turns lower. So, if a market is moving higher for example, and it then changed direction and beings moving lower, it either has created a level of resistance or bounced off a previously existing level of resistance:
The Creation of Resistance and Support Level
The Creation of Resistance and Support Level




Part 7: Introduction to Forex Charting

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Introduction to Forex Charting

This part of the course is going to give you a brief overview of the three primary types of charts that you will run across in your Forex trading journey. The chart type that I use, and that my members use, is candlestick charts, I feel forex candlestick charts do the best job at showing the price dynamics in a market, since their design helps you to visualize the “force”, or lack thereof, that a particular price movement exhibited. So, let’s go over the three main types of charts that you will likely see as you trade the markets:

• Line charts

Line charts are good at giving you a quick view of overall market trend as well as support and resistance levels. They are not really practical to trade off of because you can’t see the individual price bars, but if you want to see the trend of the market in a clear manner, you should check out the line charts of your favorite markets from time to time.

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Part 6: What is Price Action Trading Analysis?

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What is Price Action Analysis?

My definition of Price Action Analysis: Price action analysis is the analysis of the price movement of a market over time. By learning to read the price action of a market, we can determine a market’s directional bias as well as trade from reoccurring price action patterns or price action setups that reflect changes or continuations in market sentiment.

In simpler terms: Price action analysis is the use of the natural or “raw” price movement of a market to analyze and trade it. This means, you are making all of your trading decisions based purely on the price bars on a “naked” or indicator-free price chart.

All economic variables create price movement which can be easily seen on a market’s price chart. Whether an economic variable is filtered down through a human trader or a computer trader, the movement that it creates in the market will be easily visible on a price chart.

Part 5: What is Fundamental Analysis?

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• Fundamental Analysis

Fundamental Analysis
Fundamental analysis is the study of how global economic news and other news events affect financial markets. Fundamental analysis encompasses any news event, social force, economic announcement, Federal policy change, company earnings and news, and perhaps the most important piece of Fundamental data applicable to the Forex market, which is a country’s interest rates and interest rate policy.

The idea behind fundamental analysis is that if a country’s current or future economic picture is strong, their currency should strengthen. A strong economy attracts foreign investment and businesses, and this means foreigners must purchase a country’s currency to invest or start a business there. So, essentially, it all boils down to supply and demand; a country with a strong and growing economy will experience stronger demand for their currency, which will work to lessen supply and drive up the value of the currency.

Part 4: What is Professional Forex Trading?

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• What is a professional Forex trader?

A professional Forex trader is someone who uses price movement in the Foreign exchange currency market to make profit. The aim of any Forex trader is to win as many trades as possible and also to maximize those winning trades. A professional Forex chart technician uses price charts to analyze and trade the market. By trading with an EDGE in the market, professional traders can put the odds in their favor to successfully trade price movement from point A to point B.

Monday, June 3, 2013

Part 3: Long or Short ? Order Types And Calculating Profits & Losses

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Going long, Going short, Order types, and Calculating Profit & Loss

• Buying and selling
The basic idea of trading the markets is to buy low and sell high or sell high and buy low. I know that probably sounds a little weird to you because you are probably thinking “how can I sell something that I don’t own?” Well, in the Forex market when you sell a currency pair you are actually buying the quote currency (the second currency in the pair) and selling the base currency (the first currency in the pair).

Forex Trading Terminology

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The Forex market comes with its very own set of terms and jargon. So, before you go any deeper into learning how to trade the Fx market, it’s important you understand some of the basic Forex terminology that you will encounter on your trading journey…

• Basic Forex terms:

Cross rate - The currency exchange rate between two currencies, both of which are not the official currencies of the country in which the exchange rate quote is given in. This phrase is also sometimes used to refer to currency quotes which do not involve the U.S. dollar, regardless of which country the quote is provided in.

Intro - Forex Trading

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Introduction to Forex Trading
Hello Traders,
This free Forex mini-course is designed to teach you the basics of the Forex market and Forex trading in a non-boring way. I know you can find this information elsewhere on the web, but let’s face it; most of it is scattered and pretty dry to read. I will try to make this tutorial as fun as possible so that you can learn about Forex trading and have a good time doing it.

Upon completion of this course you will have a solid understanding of the Forex market and Forex trading, and you will then be ready to progress to learning real-world Forex trading strategies.

Intro - Welcome to Forex Profit Guide for Beginner and Expert

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Welcome to Forex Profit Guide for Beginner And Expert.

Hello Traders!
This is the first article in this blog -- was created to help beginner traders understand all the basics of the Forex market and Forex trading in a non-boring format. This beginners course will also cover the basics of price action trading, forex charting, technical analysis, traders psychology and many other important subjects. Upon completion of this beginners forex course you will be ready to start studying my Professional Forex Trading Course.
  
INTRODUCTION TO FOREX TRADING – CHAPTERS & SYLLABUS
Chap.1: Introduction To Forex Trading
Chap.2: Forex Trading Terminology
Chap.3: Long or Short ? Order Types And Calculating Profits & Losses
Chap.4: What is Professional Forex Trading?
Chap.5: What is Fundamental Analysis?
Chap.6: What is Price Action Trading Analysis?
Chap.7: Introduction to Forex Charting
Chap.8: What Is A Forex Trading Strategy?
Chap.9: Common Forex trading mistakes and traps
Chap.10: What is Technical Analysis
Chap.11: How to Make a Forex Trading Plan
Chap.12: The Psychology of Forex Trading
Chap.13: Professional Price Action Forex Trading Strategies

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