Proper Forex Money Management By Using Robot

By Kelvin F Carles


Currency price movements, when plotted on a chart, form distinctive patterns. In order to define a technical chart pattern common points or lines are connected over a period of time. High and low and closing prices the line of points connect these. These chart patterns are used in technical analysis, in order to predict an underlying currency pair's future price movements.

A new trader will take some time to identify the chart patterns on the currency chart Understanding market movement and pattern formation cannot be learnt overnight.

New traders may detect pattern formations too early, due to the thrill while placing trades too early based on pattern cofirmation that has not been confirmed which might lead to incorrect trading signals.

The wedge, Head and Shoulders, Channels, Descending Triangle and Double top are the five most important trading technical chart patterns in the currency trading

The pattern formation called wedge

There are two variation of the wedge design. Wedge patterns are reversals which wedge between a patterns ends. The bearish reversal pattern is the rising wedge and the bullish reversal pattern is the falling wedge. The lows and highs relating to the candlesticks are associated to develop the wedge, as a pattern is generated. The upper trendline forms a slope that is sharper than the falling edge and is vice versa for the lower trendline in the wedge chart pattern.

Head and Shoulder Chart Pattern

This trading technical chart pattern resembles a head flanked by shoulders on both sides, as the name suggests. The head and shoulder chart pattern is formed when a trend line forming tow troughs and three peaks connects the highs of the candlestick The head is the taller of the peaks while the shoulders are the shorter ones that flank the head. The chart pattern called head and shoulders is a bearish one. A small descending triangle that appears shows a favorable break for sellers

The descending triangle chart pattern.

When lower highs form a sloping upper trend line and the lows form a lower horizontal trend line and both of which converge with each other then the descending triangle is formed which shows bearish trend pattern. Gradually, a bearish breakout will happen situated at the lower horizontal trend line.

The Price Channel.

Channels may be caegorized as ascending, descending or horizontal. No matter what variation is visible on the chart, the channels are defined the same. Technical ranges with rates that have been used for trading presently are called channels. When the price has a upward channels trend, when it has a downwards channels trend, and when it has a horizontal channels trend.

Double Top Chart Pattern.

A trough in the middle of two successive peaks forms a Double top which is the technical chart on a bearish reversal trading. There is much similarity between the peak levels. A horizontal line which is the trough plays the part of the temporary support.

If you look closely at these patterns, you will see the Head and Shoulder pattern as well as the Double Bottom will have their own inverse versions. Traders then get a specific signal from these patterns telling them when they should sell and at what quantity. These five currency trading patterns should help any investor steer through the sometimes unpredictable waters of the market.




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