Saturday 16 July 2016

Forex candlestick charts for FX traders - 16th July 2016









Forex charts for global currency market trading. FX traders can learn and earn Forex trading by understanding repetitive Japanese candlestick chart patterns by studying 1 day charts. successful traders use pattern recognition within the context of a larger set off data such as 1 year. FX swing trading for positions using 1 day charts are based upon a higher probability of successful outcome for a trading profit compared to intra-day trading.

Look at 1 day candle charts for the following key reversals:

* Bearish engufing patterns, hanging man, dark-cloud cover

* Bullish engulfing patterns, hammer, piercing pattern.

* Doji and Shooting star





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Forex charts based upon Japanese candlestick charts and technical analysis for swing position trading in the FX markets. Position trading using day 1 day charts have a higher degree of success than intra-day trading. Swing traders usually set up their trades for 3-5 working days during trending markets where price direction is clearly delineated. Usually sideways trending markets are avoided.

1. Always use your own better judgment as an FX trader and try to build a picture of trade logic combining both technical and fundamental understanding of the Forex markets.

2. Use Day Charts Japanese Candesticks as the preferred interpretation of daily price action.

3. Use FX trading as 50% of your trading plans and balance with safe conservative wealth building plans. Please read:

 
Consistent Wealth Building Program 

 
Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance.
Do not rush but plan out your Forex trading career to consistently become profitable and successful.

Pieter Bergli - TraderX16
 


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