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i am need asx Question i am want to study excel gap trading style(currency strength meter) any peoples trade here excel gap currency strength base?
i showing here thread it's very beautifully.. i am very interest that's thread,it's thread now death i cant's learn it not active member here.i am trying to
it's learn anyone poeple help me? original thread link here https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=561309.. (https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=561309)
last update excel data shit i studying now but it's not update clairfly;;we can very easly find day to day trade strong curruncy and weak curruncy it's great
scalp trade daily...i am cheking it last week 2days total trade 12 win trade 8 lose 4 very good resuilt gave me. my demo account gain 18% not bad it's awesome
reaulit....looking to excel gap shit file more improve
indicator tempalate file update today'' trading rule post nexz week relax guys
thank all everybody
fx1990
What is 'Swing Trading'
Swing trading attempts to capture gains in a stock (or any financial instrument) within an overnight hold to several weeks. Swing traders use technical analysis to look for stocks with short-term price momentum. These traders may utilize fundamental or intrinsic value of stocks in addition to analyzing the price trends and patterns
Swing trading involves holding a position either long or short at least overnight and or up to several weeks. The goal is to capture a larger price move than is possible on an intra-day basis. Swing trading assumes a larger price range and price move and therefore requires careful position sizing to minimize downside risk. Swing trading can involve a mix of fundamental and technical analysis. Swing trades usually rely on larger time frame charts including the 15-minute, 60-minute, daily and weekly charts. Swing trades tend to require more holding time to generate the anticipated price move.
Day Trading Versus Swing Trading
The distinction between swing trading and day trading is the holding position time. Swing trading involves at least an overnight hold, whereas day trading closes out positions before the market close. Day trading positions are segmented to a single day only. Swing trading involves holding for several days to weeks. By holding overnight, the swing trader incurs the unpredictability of overnight risk resulting in gaps up or down against the position. By undertaking the overnight risk, swing trades are usually done with a smaller position size compared to day trading, which utilizes larger position sizes usually involving leverage through day trading margin. Swing trading can utilize the overnight margin of 50% if the account meets the pattern day trading (PDT) rule of maintaining at least $25,000 in account equity. Swing trading on margin can be extra risky in the event a margin call triggers.
A swing trader tends to look for multi-day chart patterns. Some of the more common patterns involve moving average crossovers, cup-and-handle patterns, head and shoulders patterns, flags, and triangles. Key reversal candlesticks, such as hammers for reversal bottoms and shooting stars for reversal price tops, are commonly used in addition to other indicators to devise a solid trading game plan. Stop-losses tend to also be wider when swing trading to match the proportionate profit target.
example
i am need asx Question i am want to study excel gap trading style(currency strength meter) any peoples trade here excel gap currency strength base?
i showing here thread it's very beautifully.. i am very interest that's thread,it's thread now death i cant's learn it not active member here.i am trying to
it's learn anyone poeple help me? original thread link here https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=561309.. (https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=561309)
last update excel data shit i studying now but it's not update clairfly;;we can very easly find day to day trade strong curruncy and weak curruncy it's great
scalp trade daily...i am cheking it last week 2days total trade 12 win trade 8 lose 4 very good resuilt gave me. my demo account gain 18% not bad it's awesome
reaulit....looking to excel gap shit file more improve
indicator tempalate file update today'' trading rule post nexz week relax guys
thank all everybody
fx1990
What is 'Swing Trading'
Swing trading attempts to capture gains in a stock (or any financial instrument) within an overnight hold to several weeks. Swing traders use technical analysis to look for stocks with short-term price momentum. These traders may utilize fundamental or intrinsic value of stocks in addition to analyzing the price trends and patterns
Swing trading involves holding a position either long or short at least overnight and or up to several weeks. The goal is to capture a larger price move than is possible on an intra-day basis. Swing trading assumes a larger price range and price move and therefore requires careful position sizing to minimize downside risk. Swing trading can involve a mix of fundamental and technical analysis. Swing trades usually rely on larger time frame charts including the 15-minute, 60-minute, daily and weekly charts. Swing trades tend to require more holding time to generate the anticipated price move.
Day Trading Versus Swing Trading
The distinction between swing trading and day trading is the holding position time. Swing trading involves at least an overnight hold, whereas day trading closes out positions before the market close. Day trading positions are segmented to a single day only. Swing trading involves holding for several days to weeks. By holding overnight, the swing trader incurs the unpredictability of overnight risk resulting in gaps up or down against the position. By undertaking the overnight risk, swing trades are usually done with a smaller position size compared to day trading, which utilizes larger position sizes usually involving leverage through day trading margin. Swing trading can utilize the overnight margin of 50% if the account meets the pattern day trading (PDT) rule of maintaining at least $25,000 in account equity. Swing trading on margin can be extra risky in the event a margin call triggers.
A swing trader tends to look for multi-day chart patterns. Some of the more common patterns involve moving average crossovers, cup-and-handle patterns, head and shoulders patterns, flags, and triangles. Key reversal candlesticks, such as hammers for reversal bottoms and shooting stars for reversal price tops, are commonly used in addition to other indicators to devise a solid trading game plan. Stop-losses tend to also be wider when swing trading to match the proportionate profit target.
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