Are you interested in the technical analysis? Look no further than this article, which will be useful for you if you are a beginner who wants to learn what the technical analysis is. In this article we will: speak about the technical analysis history; learn about the basic technical indicators of the market; see how […]
An entry point in trading is a point of opening a position at the price, which was previously identified or calculated in accordance with a trading strategy (how to develop a trading strategy). The best entry point is the point which ensures low risk and high profit. We will speak in this article about how […]
If there are ratings of the most popular instruments for analysis, Fibonacci retracement levels are in all of them. We are sure in it. Great traders speak about them in their interviews. Today we publish an expanded article about significance of Fibonacci numbers in trading. Read in this article: Who Fibonacci is and where Fibonacci […]
We conducted an experiment in the recent article about improvement of Forex trading strategies. We looked for methods of increasing efficiency of standard strategies for trading currencies and made optimistic conclusions. Today we continue our study in order to confirm previous conclusions. We aim at helping Forex traders to be more advanced and possess modern […]
Japanese candlesticks emerged as early as in the 18th century. Traders from the Land of the Rising Sun made first efforts of predicting the future rice price at that time. In other words, the candlestick pattern analysis is the most ancient type of technical analysis.
“Buying waves are followed by selling waves in a seesaw battle until one side gains the upper hand”. David H. Weis Weis Waves is one of a number of indicators of the trading and analytical ATAS platform. Download ATAS, press CTRL+I and the indicator window will open. Weis Waves Indicator is somewhere in the end […]
Chart patterns are a classical approach to analysis of the financial markets. It was widely used in the XXth century and is still used due to visual simplicity of chart patterns. However, is it wise to use today what was good long ago?