Monday, 25 July 2011

A Look Back At Forex Trading

A Look Back At Forex Trading
In recent history of forex Cable final broke through the super resistance at 1.7600 yesterday. Even there though we had a losing trade last night, I have to say I am glad to see that tight range behind us. Maybe now we will see a few prolonged and definable trends.

If this is the first case it will make it much easier to make a good profitable trade. On the other hand Cable could just as easily slide right back into a consolidation sideway market. Only time will tell.
It is like we we lick our wound from last night and bid farewell to the 1.7600 resistance level. It served to us as well over the past few months holding on at least a half a dozen occasions. Lets take a look at last night and see what it took to break that resistance. Was it a 20, 40 or 60 pip move,  It took a lot more than that to break through, it was a 150 pip move that did the job. Only a move of this magnitude would have the momentum to break and hold above the established resistance.


Last weeks here  trades were not bad, but last night was not so much. We now have a possible trending market to play for the first time since the first of February.
There is some support around 1.7706, and even more around 1.7680. The first resistance is going to be around 1.7750. We do like to caution traders on making too aggressive of an entry, the 1 hour MACD is still on the sell side of the signal line, although there appears to be some divergence on this chart recently. To learn more about how we teach traders to successfully trade the forex market, be sure to get yourself a top quality forex trading education. One that includes either a forex seminar or a forex trading course.

We find first these support and resistance levels using a set of technical indicators and other variables that we have found to be most successful for us. We must use several other indicators and a variety of technical analysis techniques to enter and exit all of our trades. Every trader will have a different combination of indicators that makes the most sense to them.

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