Trading Guide

 

There are so many methods for trading in the financial markets. Few methods produce constant results over a long period of time, but most of them work for a short period of time.

 

Our approach to trading in the forex market involves complex technical analysis calculations that takes in consideration the current market status including overall financial performance of each economy.

 

As you might know, trading in the forex market involves a great deal of risk which means that there is no one can predict 100% the direction of the currency over selected period of time. Thus, trading in the forex market is not for novice spectator. Even though our signals are fairly accurate, it is up to you to decide to enter into a trade depending on our signals.

 

In our signals' report you will find many informative indicators that should give you an advice on how we think that such a currency should move in the next few hours. Please find below explanations of the signals' report features:

 

 

 
Signals are generated according to market technical analysis and fundamental issues taking in consideration current political events.

There are two generated signals (Sell/Buy) for each currency pair depending on success/failure ratio. Most of the times, we will provide two signals, but sometimes when market is in the state of one direction, only one signal is generated. There are times when market is highly volatile, no signals might be generated.

When a position reaches first target, stop loss should be moved to entry point and limit should be moved to second target and so forth.

Pivot, support and resistance points are obtained from previous trading day open, close, high and low points.

High, Low and Close values were calculated from previous day which ends at 21pm GMT.

Trend direction is generated on 4H charts for weekly period.

Volatility is derived from market study of technical and fundamental analysis in an anticipation of current affairs.

Trading range is obtained from market study of technical and fundamental analysis in an anticipation of current affairs and expected price movement.

Chart is taken at the time of generating the signal and most of the times depends on the 4H dealer chart.

RSI, MACD and Stochastic technical indicators are displayed for the enhancement of chart readability and support for signal validity.

It is recommended that you close all open positions when you receive the new signals the following trading day, but you can keep them open for as long as you want.

   
  Disclaimer: IStraFX, Inc. accepts no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of any information herein contained or for any forecasts or recommendations. IStraFX, Inc. shall not be responsible for any loss arising from any investment based on any recommendation, forecast or other information herein contained.  All rights reserved for IStraFX, Inc.

 

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