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Most Traded Pair Eur/Usd
The Canadian economy is good Europe and U.S. is bad, so how should we trade? We have an incredible setup forming right now with the Eur/Cad. The rebound in the Euro has also brought a nice bounce in the Eur/Cad, which in my opinion is a great opportunity for us Forex Traders. Read more »
Eur/Jpy Technical Analysis
The Euro is gaining strength and now the new currency to be talked about is the week with a sudden burst of weakness. I have posted a video explaining some key levels and how I would trade this pair in the upcoming days. Read more »
Competition Yields Greatness
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Eur/Usd Weekly Review: What Is Ahead
I have been studying the Euro Zone and the United States, economies, news, charts and data trying to give me some clues as to what is going to happen next so we can trade it :) After all that research I have just come up with a one word answer: Perspective: Read more »
The Great Debate, Section 2
One of the differences between taking a trade on a weekly bar compared to a 5 minutes bar is this: If you take your time and make a good entry on a weekly set-up, the market cannot just bounce against you in a few minutes and knock you out of the trade and then continue Read more »
The Great Debate: Scalp vs. Swing
talk about one of the biggest topics among traders: whether it is more profitable (or perhaps logical) to scalp or to swing trade Read more »
Do you need $2500?
By Casey Stubbs – Casey is the Founder of Winners Edge Trading Ok, so that is a silly question, of course you need $2500 because I know I sure do, I bet you are no different. However I know that for some people $2500 could make a dramatic difference in their life. So that is [...] Read more »
Martingale–The All or Nothing Strategy
The idea of Martingale is not a trading logic, but a math logic. It is derived from the idea that when flipping a coin, if you choose heads over and over, you will eventually be right. Though the coin may land on tails 2 or 3 or 10 times in a row, it MUST eventually land on heads. In a Martingale system, you take advantage of this truth by increasing the size of your bet. Read more »
