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Finding support and resistance is an important tool for any trader to master. Learn to trade trends using established trendlines.

It was called 'The Best Time of Day to Trade Forex,' and it's the trading period most accessible to many US-based traders. This article will walk through how traders can look to best approach trading during 'The Asian Session.'

It was called 'The Best Time of Day to Trade Forex,' and it's the trading period most accessible to many US-based traders. This article will walk through how traders can look to best approach trading during 'The Asian Session.'

Trading Candlesticks or Price Action allows you to hunt down your trades as they develop. However, there are certain trade set-ups that should heighten your awareness to reversal or continuation signals.

The GBPUSD has declined 470 pips in the last six weeks of trading. Learn to trade the trend using market swings and the CCI indicator.

They are exciting, they can be fun, and they can potentially be very profitable. But they are also dangerous. Trading Breakouts can be one of the more challenging market conditions for traders to approach. This article will show breakout traders a way of filtering setups that may be most accommodative to their goals.

As Fiscal Cliff fears sweep over the market you may see specific currencies go into sell-off mode. Traders can look to the classic “Risk-Off” currencies to hedge your equity exposure or take advantage of the sell-off.

Professional traders know that markets rarely break into a legitimate trend. When they do they’re great but you need to approach breakouts with a cautious eye to save you from entering at the worst point of the move.

Australia exports 29% of its goods to China. The stronger the Chinese economy, the more goods are purchased from Australia. China is set to release their inflation reading tonight which could drive the valuation of the AUDUSD.

A Trader who has a better strategy for getting out of losing trades can soon lead the field. Often, it is better to place a stop exit based on price action first than on an arbitrary account loss percentage.