MT4 Alert – Necessities For Profit in Foreign Exchange

February 4th, 2010    Posted in Forex

Here’s something unusual: MT4 Alert

Forex trading is simple enough, but making profits with it is another matter. Many people start out with gigantic dreams only to suffer from a resounding crash. Here are ten necessities that you have to have if you would like to become a successful foreign exchange trader.

1. Realism

You must be hard-headed about your goals if you are going to hang on to any profits that you make. Forget about making massive amounts of money in an exceedingly brief time : that is only possible if you take large hazards, which will see your profits wiped out as quickly as they were made. Try for a realistic profit goal and keep your trades miniscule while you are learning.

2. Training

No-one was born a successful foreign exchange trader, we all have to learn. Seek out good solid coaching in the fundamentals of trading, including researching the market, risk management and mental aspects. Training comes in several forms and at many prices from free to thousands of bucks. Price and quality are not always firmly related. Having mentioned that, do not expect to get everything absolutely free.

3. Support

There’s not a lot wrong with asking for help when you need it. Just be certain you ask someone who can essentially help you, and not a confused amateur who likes to hang around in forums.

4. Good Trading Practices

Everybody appears to be hunting for the perfect system, but there’s no such thing. Systems don’t work independently of our trading practices. If you have a sound plan, especially concerning risk management, stop losses and profit targets, you can make money with any profitable system.

5. Discipline

But having a sound plan and a good system is not the full story. You also need to develop trading discipline to apply your scheme and your system. Making erratic decisions or acting on the heat of the moment is a recipe for disaster in currency exchange trading.

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FRWC’s Royal Trader

January 29th, 2010    Posted in Forex

A new currency trading robot:

FRWC Royal Trader consists of top 5-7 currency trading robots from the currency trading Robot World Cup competition that is about to end. Not only do these robots are the top performers, they run with a constantly updated live statements available for everyone to see for almost 2 months. In addition, it is sponsored by FXCM and Boston Technologies…

I’m not saying to buy it, but it’s interesting enough to take a peek.

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Pip Android

January 29th, 2010    Posted in Forex

Here’s something interesting. I think it is:

Pip Android is the “most intelligent currency trading system” that promises remarkable accuracy and profitability. Most importantly, it will show live trading results to back up its accuracy, once it goes live.

Pip Android’s main features:

Provides live results updated every 10 minutes.
Trades in different market conditions (ranging, sideway, choppy, and trending markets)…

You should at least take a look, I think.

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Forex Trading Charts

January 25th, 2010    Posted in Forex

Let me talk about the main instrument of trading that every trader is using every day – the charts. There are different types of charts but each of them show how the price changes over time. In case of Forex, they show the quote changes of a currency pair. There are 3 types of charts that are used most widely.

The Line Chart

As the name suggests, Line chart is simply a line indicating the closing price of the period. For example, on a 1 hour time frame chart, it shows the closing quotes for ever hour. The line chart can identify the trends but it’s not as informative to make forecasts.

The Bar Chart

The bar chart gives a lot more information because it show the low, high, opening and closing price for the period. The bar chart consists of bars with low and high notches. These notches show the low and high of the market during the period. This chart can identify not only the trends but also the change patters based on the lows and highs.

The Candlestick Chart

This chart is the most popular not only in Forex but in stock trading as well. It shows the same information as the bar charts but main difference is that it identifies the trends a lot easier. The candles are colored differenly in bullish and bearish markets so it’s easy to see immediately where the market is going. In case of other charts, we have to actually wait for the market to move for a while to see the same information.

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