The program reviews intraday support and resistance levels for four major currency pairs.
Broadcast is available every day starting from 6:00 GMT. The bulletin is created for currency traders who prefer to trade on the basis of technical analysis.
The levels are generated by the Dukascopy proprietary model comparing different approaches.
Support and resistance points are calculated using popular technical analysis methods such as:
Pivots, Highs and Lows, Fibonacci Retracements, Demark, Tirone, Ichimoku, Moving Averages, Price Channels and Bollinger Band indicators. Levels that can be calculated using a high number of different methods are considered strong enough to affect the forex market.
April 24th, 2012 | Posted in Forex Tutorial | No Comments
The program reviews intraday support and resistance levels for four major currency pairs.
Broadcast is available every day starting from 6:00 GMT. The bulletin is created for currency traders who prefer to trade on the basis of technical analysis.
The levels are generated by the Dukascopy proprietary model comparing different approaches.
Support and resistance points are calculated using popular technical analysis methods such as:
Pivots, Highs and Lows, Fibonacci Retracements, Demark, Tirone, Ichimoku, Moving Averages, Price Channels and Bollinger Band indicators. Levels that can be calculated using a high number of different methods are considered strong enough to affect the forex market.
April 18th, 2012 | Posted in Forex Tutorial | No Comments
The program reviews intraday support and resistance levels for four major currency pairs.
Broadcast is available every day starting from 6:00 GMT. The bulletin is created for currency traders who prefer to trade on the basis of technical analysis.
The levels are generated by the Dukascopy proprietary model comparing different approaches.
Support and resistance points are calculated using popular technical analysis methods such as:
Pivots, Highs and Lows, Fibonacci Retracements, Demark, Tirone, Ichimoku, Moving Averages, Price Channels and Bollinger Band indicators. Levels that can be calculated using a high number of different methods are considered strong enough to affect the forex market.
April 17th, 2012 | Posted in Forex Tutorial | No Comments
The program reviews intraday support and resistance levels for four major currency pairs.
Broadcast is available every day starting from 6:00 GMT. The bulletin is created for currency traders who prefer to trade on the basis of technical analysis.
The levels are generated by the Dukascopy proprietary model comparing different approaches.
Support and resistance points are calculated using popular technical analysis methods such as:
Pivots, Highs and Lows, Fibonacci Retracements, Demark, Tirone, Ichimoku, Moving Averages, Price Channels and Bollinger Band indicators. Levels that can be calculated using a high number of different methods are considered strong enough to affect the forex market.
April 16th, 2012 | Posted in Forex Tutorial | No Comments
The program reviews intraday support and resistance levels for four major currency pairs.
Broadcast is available every day starting from 6:00 GMT. The bulletin is created for currency traders who prefer to trade on the basis of technical analysis.
The levels are generated by the Dukascopy proprietary model comparing different approaches.
Support and resistance points are calculated using popular technical analysis methods such as:
Pivots, Highs and Lows, Fibonacci Retracements, Demark, Tirone, Ichimoku, Moving Averages, Price Channels and Bollinger Band indicators. Levels that can be calculated using a high number of different methods are considered strong enough to affect the forex market.
April 13th, 2012 | Posted in Forex Tutorial | No Comments
The program reviews intraday support and resistance levels for four major currency pairs.
Broadcast is available every day starting from 6:00 GMT. The bulletin is created for currency traders who prefer to trade on the basis of technical analysis.
The levels are generated by the Dukascopy proprietary model comparing different approaches.
Support and resistance points are calculated using popular technical analysis methods such as:
Pivots, Highs and Lows, Fibonacci Retracements, Demark, Tirone, Ichimoku, Moving Averages, Price Channels and Bollinger Band indicators. Levels that can be calculated using a high number of different methods are considered strong enough to affect the forex market.
April 12th, 2012 | Posted in Forex Tutorial | No Comments
The program reviews intraday support and resistance levels for four major currency pairs.
Broadcast is available every day starting from 6:00 GMT. The bulletin is created for currency traders who prefer to trade on the basis of technical analysis.
The levels are generated by the Dukascopy proprietary model comparing different approaches.
Support and resistance points are calculated using popular technical analysis methods such as:
Pivots, Highs and Lows, Fibonacci Retracements, Demark, Tirone, Ichimoku, Moving Averages, Price Channels and Bollinger Band indicators. Levels that can be calculated using a high number of different methods are considered strong enough to affect the forex market.
April 11th, 2012 | Posted in Forex Tutorial | No Comments
The program reviews intraday support and resistance levels for four major currency pairs.
Broadcast is available every day starting from 6:00 GMT. The bulletin is created for currency traders who prefer to trade on the basis of technical analysis.
The levels are generated by the Dukascopy proprietary model comparing different approaches.
Support and resistance points are calculated using popular technical analysis methods such as:
Pivots, Highs and Lows, Fibonacci Retracements, Demark, Tirone, Ichimoku, Moving Averages, Price Channels and Bollinger Band indicators. Levels that can be calculated using a high number of different methods are considered strong enough to affect the forex market.
April 10th, 2012 | Posted in Forex Tutorial | No Comments
This video teaches you how to recognize the difference between trend reversals vs retracements in the trend.
April 9th, 2012 | Posted in Forex Tutorial | No Comments
This video is 55th lesson in a series on technical analysis for active traders of forex markets. A lesson on how to calculate how much leverage you are using when the base currency pair in the pair you are trading is not the US Dollar. For active traders and Investors in the forex market.
April 9th, 2012 | Posted in Forex Tutorial | No Comments