TRADING STRATEGY page 2

An inside bar can be part of an extremely effective price action strategy. However, the effectiveness of the inside bar is highly dependent on the market context. In other words, the inside bar by itself is not a working trading setup. We need to see additional factors that tell us that the potential profit is worth the corresponding risk. And that's not always easy, because you have to consider several components at once.

Everybody makes mistakes sometimes - that's absolutely normal. Mistakes are especially common at the beginning of the professional journey. But the problem is not about them, but about how we assess these mistakes and whether we can find and eliminate the causes in time. One of the most common causes of mistakes is fear. The decisions we make, giving in to this feeling, make us break the rules of our own trading system and strategy. So what is this fear based on, how it affects us, and what to do to cope with it? Let`s try to figure it out.

How do you know which trading strategy will work best in your particular case? You won't use them all at once. What kind of trading should you choose? Intraday, swing, position trading, or scalping? Or combine several trading strategies? Let`s try to break it down.

If anyone thinks that only supercomplex methods using the best indicators can help traders in their activity on financial markets, they are greatly mistaken. Practice shows that in most cases successful traders are those who do not chase something new, but use simple, time-tested strategies. We are going to talk about one of such trading strategies today. This trading system is called channel strategy. This strategy is noteworthy because traders regardless of their experience and time spent in the market can master it and use it in trading.

In the bright, loud advertisements everything is so easy and beautiful: novice traders get quick returns with minimal time expenditures, and they reach stable earnings. In reality, the situation looks somewhat different: the majority of newcomers play by intuition and lose the whole deposit in a short period of time. Only a precise and skillful strategy will let the forex traders reach their goal. Today we will talk about trading strategies: the essence of trading strategy, their types, and application. Basically, everything a beginner trader must know before jumping in with both feet.

Currently, the forex market offers numerous different tools to improve trading. Experts in financial markets develop both simple trading strategies, which will be convenient for novice traders, and complex systems, combining several strategies. Besides, experienced participants in the market develop their own strategies for their trading. They base their systems on the elements of technical analysis, trend lines as well as support and resistance indicators.

Every trader has at least once heard of aggressive intraday trading when numerous trades are placed during a trading session. Such a trading style is called scalping. Today we will learn what scalping is, how trading using this method works, and what its advantages and risks are. What Is Scalping in Plain Language? Scalping is a kind of speculative intraday trading strategy based on opening many short-term trades to get a small return on them and sum up the expected rate of return.

According to some participants of the forex market, night trading is impossible. Indeed, market activity is very low compared to the daytime, but it is this moment that allows you to place the most profitable trades. The reason for this is the benefits of a low activity state of most players in the financial markets.

One of the key concepts of technical analysis is a trend. Many strategies are based on determining where the market is moving and whether it is at the beginning or the end of that process. Such information is extremely useful for the trader. The likelihood of the continuation of the trend can be predicted by evaluating the intensity of trading. The strength of the market movement is often referred to as momentum, and there are several indicators created to determine it. One of them is Momentum, and today we will learn about its readings, settings, and application in forex trading.

The Envelopes technical indicator is one of the simplest indicators when in forex trading and is included in the list of tools on classic platforms. This indicator is based on the observation that after the price rises or falls, it returns to the main trend in any case.