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Archive for December, 2009

Forex Income Engine 2.0

Wednesday, December 30th, 2009

New currency trading program:

Forex Income Engine 2.0 is a limited release of a FX home study course. The course caters to beginners as well as the advanced traders. In a nutshell, the whole course consists of:

Screen capture videos explaining FX in general and Forex Income Engine 2.0 system in depth…

This should be interesting.

Forex Mutant

Monday, December 21st, 2009

Check this out:

Forex Mutant is a signals software and an advanced manual trading system. The trading strategy behind Forex Mutant is said to be 90.3% and the authors have set a goal to not only provide the users with results but to also teach them trading.

You may at least take a peek, I think.

FXOpen

Friday, December 11th, 2009

Here is an unusual program:

Before writing a review of FXOpen I’ve researched a lot of foreign exchange brokerage companys that use MetaTrader 4 platform and they were one of the most talked about brokerage companys with a very decent feedback. Furthermore, FXOpen is used by traders who trade with Expert Advisors and realizing that most readers of this site are interested in auto trading, it was a nice fit. The only problems that people seem to be having are with scalping – the servers sometime seem to be having delaying and an occasional re-quoting is happening. So if you’re looking for a brokerage company for scalping, FXOpen may not be ideal…

Looks like this FX system should be interesting.

4X Pip Snager

Sunday, December 6th, 2009

A new foreign exchange system:

4X Pip Snager is a non-automated Forex trading system for those who want to get their hands dirty and get results more rapidly. The package actually includes two systems – scalping and day swing trading system. Each system is a set of rules and indicators which you use to non-automatedly place trades with provided stop loss and take profit.

The scalper system functions on a 1 minute chart where essentially you get a signal to open a trade and wait for the pip gain to close it (or to cut the loss)…”

Can’t hurt checking out. It sounds captivating.

How to Start Trading Forex with FAP Turbo

Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009

Starting in Forex can be hard. There’s a lot of things to learn. How to read charts, how to use indicators, how to apply different trading strategies. And it can take really a lot of time to learn everything. But I know that most beginners come to Forex to make money and they want it as soon as possible. Be it for the lack of patience or really because of the financial situation.

So to start trading quickly and without having to learn all the tricks, there are the so called expert advisors which trade for you. One of them is FAP Turbo that you can use to start trading the minute you install it. It’s very widely used and it’s been around for over a year, so you don’t have to worry about whether it works. You can start trading with it.

A.I. Forex Robot

Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009

Check this out:

“The AI Forex Robot is another Forex robot that claims outstanding results by using Artificial Intelligence technology. Once again though, there’s no more detail about how it implements the AI and how it makes the program better.

Besides the AI, this foreign exchange Robot has an advanced stop loss, an advanced take profit, it functions in auto and manual mode, it comes with foreign exchange trading course (good for beginners who want to learn foreign exchange), 24/7 support and easy installation.

The testing results provided by AI Forex Robot is a bliss. It would seem such a trivial thing should be common sense, but many software providers fail to provide the results and expect you to buy pure promises…”

Really worth checking out. It seems captivating.

Reading Candlestick Charts

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

In Forex trading, one of the main instruments are candlestick charts. This instrument is used to monitor market changes and movement, analyze markets and make trading decisions. A lot of other Forex tools and systems are developed on top of these charts, so it is crucial to learn them first things first.

The candlestick charts were invented in ancient Japan, by a smart trader who was tracking the prices of rise. He has developed a method to clearly see hot the prices changes over time, which allowed him to predict the future changes. The charts consist of bars (candles) with a vertical stripe. The bars show the opening and closing price of the time-frame, while the stripes show high and low prices.

The colors of the candles change according to the price – if it was higher on opening than it was on closing, the candle is filled (or often red), otherwise it’s empty (green). The patterns of these candles indicate, among other things, the trends – the dominant color shows the upward or downward trend.

Other important indicators of candlestick charts are the patterns of candles. For example, a doji (opening and closing prices are equal or close to equal, thus forming a figure resembling a cross) can mean a turning point in market – it is likely that the current trend will change.

There are other formations also, but I’ll talks about them next time.