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The Reverse Carry Trade
The reverse carry trade is what’s called an event driven strategy. It’s not a trading system you can use every day – yet at the right time it can generate enormous profits very quickly, and is therefore one you should keep up your sleeve ready to use.
The Retest Breakout Trading System
Breakout trading is a profitable strategy that's often used by professional Forex traders, however dealing with failed breaks is one of the biggest problems faced.
Using Yield Curves to Forecast Exchange Rates
Yield curves for a currency pair can reveal a wealth of valuable information. They tell you the expectations for the economies and the interest cycle.
How Interest Rates Influence the FX Markets
Because interest rates and the debt markets have such a significant effect in forex, it pays to keep a close eye on them. It isn’t enough just to wait for the announcements and guidance from central banks.
Tactical Carry Trading: A Short Duration Strategy
In tactical carry trading, short-term "technical" trades are entered in the direction of carry interest. This allows interest income to be accrued.
Carry Trading Explained by Example
A profitable carry trade involves selecting the right combination of currency pair and broker. This article looks at the factors a trader must consider.
Trading News and Events in the Economic Calendar
If you’ve ever tried to trade on the economic calendar, you’ll know just how demanding and frustrating it can be. In fact, many avoid...
The Anti Martingale System – Profit From “Martingale in Reverse”
An Anti Martingale system does what many traders think is more logical. “Martingale in reverse” hangs on to winning trades, and drops losers. If that sounds better, read on.
Martingale Strategy – How To Use It
Martingale: What is it and how does it work? In this post, I talk about the strategy, it’s strengths, risks and how it’s best used in the real world.
Over Trading, Why Trading Too Much Can be Bad for Your Wealth
Over trading is a common trap that new traders fall in to. If you’re an over active trader it can have dire consequences for your wealth.
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