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Japanese Yen: Trading At Critical Levels

The U.S. dollar has sold off significantly against the Japanese Yen over the past 2 trading days. It is nearing a very important support level. If it breaks that level, we could see a test and potential break of 95. Given that equities are pressuring USD/JPY lower, a “breakâ€‌ of the 95 level would be contingent upon a top in equities. In my special report on FX360, I talk about the fundamental reasons behind the sell-off in USD/JPY.

On a technical basis, the chart below illustrates how USD/JPY is approaching very critical levels. We have a major head and shoulders pattern in place, the currency pair is attempting to enter the sell zone according to our Bollinger Bands and is approaching trend line support. For those of you that like Ichimoku clouds, it has also entered the cloud. Therefore a close below 96.80 would open the door for a significant slide.

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Fibonacci Trading Videos

This video below was presented by our great friend, Bobokus. He made this video to share knowledge about fibonacci trading. He trade forex with nothing but fibonacci. He succeed to simplified them to some degree and have had developed his himself strategy with them. As we know, fibonacci levels are a great tool in trading forex. Fibonacci levels are reliable as a large number of professional traders use it. In forex, fibonacci levels are used extensively to determine entry and exit points for trades. So this video is very useful to you who want learn fibonacci trading further.

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Intraday Trading – The Pros & Cons

Intraday trading also known as day trading / short term trading, refers to all trading positions will usually be opened and closed within the same trading day. Even, some intraday traders focus on very short term trading, in which a trade may last seconds to a few minutes. The pros and cons of intraday trading are:

Pros:

  • Because of the amount of trades being placed, compounding has a greater effect on your overall profits.
  • You can make money faster.
  • Allows you to always be actively participating in the market.
  • Because of the last two, traders can exhibit addictive behaviour (gambling).
  • Risk control – positions are closed out overnight so unexpected market changes will not affect your bottom line.

Cons:

  • Day trading is considered a risky trading style. Traders can lose a substantial amount of money in a very short period of time.
  • It is commonly stated that 80-90% of day traders lose money.
  • Spread has a larger effect on your overall profits.
  • Very difficult to learn.
  • Time consuming.
  • Day trading is very stressful.
  • Can be harder to predict the market.

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Is Forex Trading Just Another Form Of Gambling?

I was chatting to this guy last weekend and when I told him I make a lot of my income from forex trading, he looked visibly shocked and then said “Really? Isn’t forex trading just another form of gambling?â€‌

It was a fair question, and it certainly made me pause for a few seconds. After all how can you argue that it’s not?

When you enter a position there are only two possible outcomes – the price can go up or the price can go down. Therefore even pure gamblers stand a good chance of making some money without any knowledge or experience of how the forex markets work.

However, the answer I came up with went something like this:

“Yes in a way I suppose you could argue that forex trading is a form of gambling, but the great thing about forex trading is that a lot of it is based on human behaviour and psychology, which is where technical analysis and charting comes into play. If you watch the markets you will see the same patterns repeating themselves over and over again, and similarly the price will often react in a similar manner to certain technical indicators because so many human traders all over the world follow the same indicators, which is where you can give yourself an edge and make a regular income. Whenever I take a position, it’s always backed up by a combination of technical indicators being in my favour, so there’s always a high probability that my trade will be a winning oneâ€‌.

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