The methodology that we use to analyze and trade forex and futures works just as well in the stock market. Why? Because it is based on the psychology of crowd mentality. When trading stocks, some specific considerations must be made. Join Marc Principato, CMT on Monday, July 29, 2013 at 4:30pm ET, for a truly interactive Webinar where he will … Read More
[Forex Workshop Recording] Multiple Time Frame Analysis
In this workshop, Marc showed traders how to utilize multiple time frames in order to decide which side of the market offers the greatest potential and the least amount of risk. This kind of market perspective can make the difference between taking profits quickly or giving the market more of a chance to realize a greater potential. If you missed this … Read More
Three Ways To Gauge Volume in the Forex Market
Volume is a key component in technical analysis and in momentum based trading strategies. Heavy volume usually leads to sustained price trends and higher quality intraday momentum. In contrast, lack of volume usually leads to a lot of broken keyboards, computer screens and accounts. So it can be very beneficial for a trader of any instrument to have a sense … Read More
Factoring News Into Your Forex Strategy
News can cause major movements in the currency markets. Many newer traders like to believe that it is possible to trade news events profitably. That idea gets really old fast and/or your account goes to zero faster. Either way as the newer trader gains experience they realize news trading isn’t the most productive strategy. The question is how can we … Read More
S&P/FX Trade Example
I talk a lot about the intermarket relationship between the S&P 500 Index futures, and the EUR/USD forex pair. The relationship is typically, S&P goes higher, EUR goes higher. There are fundamental reasons for this that I am not going to go into here. What I want to do here is highlight a particular condition that appeared in the S&P … Read More