Technical Analysis
Wyckoff Chart Analysis: A Simple Overview
Wyckoff analysis was born out of years of practical study of the stock price boom and bust cycles. Its founder, Richard D. Wyckoff was a profound observer of the markets.
Importance of Hidden Support and Resistance
Hidden support and resistance is virtually unknown to a majority of traders. Yet this phenomenon is responsible for many of the big trends and corrections that we see play out in markets over the longer time periods.
5 MUST do things to Protect Profits in a Down Cycle
One of the smartest things you can do in a down cycle is having the ability to switch to an alternative trading strategy. Or even an alternative asset class.
How to Read an Ichimoku Chart
Ichimoku is an all-in-one system that can be helpful when trying to figure out trending, reversals, support, resistance areas and volatility.
How to Spot an Overbought or Oversold Market
If markets were completely logical and responded only to hard facts we’d see them moving more or less in straight lines with a few jumps here and there when new information arrives.
Why Most Trend Line Strategies Fail
Trends are all about timing. Time them right you can potentially capture a strong move in the market. Time them wrong and you’re likely to lose money.
Brexit: Significance and Opportunity for Contrarian Trades
Brexit offers some unique opportunities for the contrarian trader. In this article I'll explain why I am trading against the crowd and what my trade setup for this momentus event will be.
Fibonacci Retracement: A Myth or Reality?
Does Fibonacci retracement actually live up to its reputation as a predictive tool? Take a look at the following results and make up your mind.
How to Use Patterns in Contrarian FX Trading
The ideas I'm sharing here helped me to generate consistent profits over several years and helped me become one of the top Trade Leaders in Currensee. Contrarian trading in a nutshell means profiting from crowd behavior.
Fibonacci Fan and its Uses
Fibonacci fan is primarily a tool for analysing trends. The most basic use of Fibonacci fan is to mark out lines of support and resistance within a trend channel.
