Manual forex strategies differ from automated and semi-automated trading methods in that all market analysis and other actions are performed by the trader, without the use of additional indicators. Sometimes, when trading according to manual strategies, Moving Averages are added to the chart, which will show the direction of the trend. However, they are only used to assess the general market situation and not for finding entry points. Today we will learn about the most profitable trading strategies, including grid trading.

Forex indicators - various tools of technical analysis of the situation in the world currency market. These are special tools that facilitate the planning of intraday trading on the market, as planning in these conditions is difficult. Short-term trading is characterized by the fact that all trades within the strategy must be completed during the business day and cannot be rolled over. The main characteristic is a responsive reaction to rapid market changes. Each piece of news immediately affects the quotes, so new information should be used immediately.

Traders and investors use various methods of fundamental and technical analysis, which mostly belong to the branches of economic and mathematical sciences. However, there is another less popular approach in describing stock price movements - stock market reflexivity theory.

In the summer of 2023, the popular cryptocurrency Litecoin will be halving. A significant event has already happened twice - in 2015 and 2019. Each time, a few months before this process, the price of LTC first went up sharply and then dropped. But in 2023, Litecoin halving could take a different path. And today we will tell you how it was before and how it may be in 2023.

The trend is your friend. That`s what a popular phrase in the world of trading calls to trade only with the trend. But what to do if the market is flat 70% of the time and only 30% of the time it is trending? The answer is that profitable trading is also possible during a flat market. This article will help you to understand what flat is in trading, how to identify it, and how to use it in trading.

Among the patterns formed by Japanese candlesticks, there are both rare and frequently occurring ones. Among the latter, and frequently occurring patterns is a combination of two candles called "Outside bar". This pattern can also be found under the name Engulfing (more precisely, a bullish/bearish engulfing). This one is fairly simple, but gives most of the reliable signals, which are used by traders around the world. So, let's take a closer look at the Outside Bar pattern and the peculiarities of its formation and use.

Everyone who is interested in financial markets, of course, knows about the existence of different trading methods. Some of them are quite popular, while not much is known about others, in spite of the fact that they have existed for more than one decade. An example of this is HFT trading, which is an abbreviation of high-frequency trading, and the method itself implies fast trading in which orders are opened and closed in a fraction of a second. Today we will learn more about this trading system, as well as will go through its risks and benefits.

Any adequate company works to generate profit . But it is an absolute indicator and shows how much funds the company has after the sale of products and payment of all expenses. For some people one million dollars is a lot, for others, it is not enough. However, earnings does not allow comparing different in scale companies - that is what profitability is for. In this article, we will tell you what it is, how to calculate it correctly and use it to enhance your investment portfolio.

Swaps help all market participants to enter into contracts that will be profitable in a particular situation. They reduce the risk of market transactions and can increase potential profits. Apart from that investors use different types of swaps to hedge risks and increase trading efficiency in the stock market. What they are and how they work - in the article.

In a nutshell, a Stop Out is actually a trader's bankruptcy. It occurs when there is not enough capital in the account to maintain open trades, and the broker closes them forcibly. This unfortunate situation is caused not only by losing positions but primarily by inappropriate money management. Today we will analyze why and under what conditions Stop Out occurs, and most importantly, how to avoid this situation.