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How To Apply Volatility

Oct. 03, 2014

How To Apply Volatility To Binary Options Volatility is your friend, as I explained in a recent post. This is because volatility means movement, and movement means pips and pips means profits. Profits are why we are here, yes there are a wide variety of secondary reasons to be in the market but it always […]

Volatility Is Your Friend

Oct. 01, 2014

Why You Should Embrace Volatility Volatility is your friend. You may not realize this but it is. A lot of traders and investors, most in fact, will shy away from volatility because it implies risk, frustration and loss. The thing is, for a short term trader and/or market speculator volatility is something you need. Volatility […]

So, You Want To Be A Better Trader

Sep. 25, 2014

Start A Trading Journal Time and time again I am asked, “how can I become a better trader”. Time and time again I am reminded of what really boosted my own trading success. Starting a trading journal. A journal is a great way to keep track of what you are learning, what you are doing […]

Applying Reflexive Support And Resistance

Sep. 19, 2014

The Reflexive Theory Of Support And Resistance Support and resistance are very important factors of techinical analysis. In practice these levels produce areas where signals, reversals, pauses and other technical indications are likely to happen. On a chart a support or resistance line is a line,usually horizontal, that marks an area of previous reversal, congestion […]

Market Depth

Sep. 16, 2014

Hi, again – yes its Norbert the German banker!, ok maybe not but I am likely more close to a german banker then he will ever be lol. Today I am going to demonstrate the correct way to read Market Depth, many more brokers are offering access to this tool for the average trader. Market […]

A Look At Volume Based Indicators

Sep. 12, 2014

Volume Indicators For Binary Options Volume is a well known indicator of market direction. The number of people involved in a given movement, relative toe the number of people involved on an average basis, is an key metric defining the strength or lack of strength in the market. The trouble is that tracking changes in […]

The Most Forgotten Indicator

Volume And Trading, Not To Be Discounted Volume is a subject that most traders, especially new ones, fail to recognize. It is a very important factor in market movement and a key element of many if not most technical indicators. The volume, the number of shares, lots or tics traded in one day, session, week […]

Trading Under Limited Time Conditions (3/3 ITM)

Sep. 09, 2014

September 8, 2014 Just as the post-(U.S.) Labor Day volume begets more movement in the market, it typically entails that I moderate the amount of time that I dedicate to trading, given I’m a still a university student and as anyone who has been through schooling knows, it can take up a lot of time. […]

Labor Day EUR/USD Trading (4/5 ITM)

Sep. 08, 2014

September 1, 2014 Unfortunately, I’m doing this write-up a week later than I wanted to. But school often consumes a lot of my time, so naturally if I do any trading my write-ups will often be delayed until I find a spare 1-2 hours to go back and analyze the charts, take screenshots, and construct […]

Seasonality In The Marketplace

Sep. 05, 2014

Different Seasons Mean Different Trading Seasonal shifts in market action are an underlying cause of market direction that many traders fail to recognize. I know that I for one took a long time before I began to rely on things like the Traders Almanac and other sources of information that shed light on the subject. […]