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The EURJPY has advanced 999 pips from the December low. As trading opens for 2013, short term market momentum can be used to identify fresh Forex scalping opportunities.

Closing positions may seem easy to traders, as it can be done simply with one click of the button on Trading Station II. But this is one of the few areas where traders can exert ‘control.’ This article will explain further.

Trading is part art, and part science. The downside is that many aspects of trading are debated without any ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ answers. This article will delve into one such topic: Scaling in to positions.

Trading is part art, and part science. The downside is that many aspects of trading are debated without any ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ answers. This article will delve into one such topic: Scaling in to positions.

The Moving Average crossover is a fundamental piece to most trading system entries and exits that will help you anticipate and attack possible big moves.

As markets change, there are certain adaptations a trader should make without compromising their core strategy. Find out the first of 4 adjustments the DailyFX EDU team made.

What happens when market trends come to an abrupt end? Learn how to adjust your Forex strategy to meet the demands of a ranging market.

Many traders come to the FX Market for the long-term trends; but are still plagued by the age-old question of when price might be ‘low enough’ to buy, or ‘high enough’ to sell. Stochastics can be a great assistant.

The Forex market moves fast… very fast. In this video, James Stanley shares a strategy that can help traders focus on, and enter trades in the strongest short-term trends that may be available.

With a new trading year being ushered in 2013, we look back on a key event in 2012 to illustrate a key lesson: While news and fundamentals may be opaque and cloudy, the chart never lies.