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Techniques for Trading Symmetrical Triangle Breakouts
Of the triangular patterns found in forex charts, the symmetrical triangle is possibly the most confusing and also the most difficult to trade. But how useful is this chart pattern in practice?
Trade Setups for Rising Wedge Chart Patterns
Rising wedge patterns are extremely common in forex charts and they can be useful at any timeframe. This post explains trade setups for bearish breakouts.
Descending Triangles and How to Trade Them
A descending triangle happens when a currency pair in a downtrend attempts to reverse and makes successively lower highs.
Flag Patterns and What They Mean
The flag pattern is closely related to the pennant. It’s a continuation pattern that tends to indicate that a trend is pausing rather than reversing.
Trading Pennant Chart Patterns
Pennants are usually a reliable indication that a trend is set for a new leg. In other words they serve as good continuation signals.
Ascending Triangle – Trading Bullish Breakouts
Ascending triangle patterns are useful for trading bullish trends, on the long side. These are good for short to medium time frames.
How to Trade Support/Resistance Lines using Reinforcement Signals
There are three common price actions that happen at support and resistance. These are 1) price testing, 2) fake outs, and 3) breakouts.
How to Day Trade Directional Volume Breakouts
This strategy works by detecting breakouts in EURUSD at times when volume is increasing sharply. Usually this coincides with the open of London markets.
Keltner Channel Breakout Strategy
The classic way to trade the Keltner channel is to enter the market as the price breaks above or below the channel. This is simple crossover and is a typical breakout strategy.
Can a Trading System Learn by Example?
What I describe here is a decision based trading system that trades on inputs from several chart indicators. This strategy learns the “relative reliability” of any indicator input from experience.
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