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Liquidity voids happen all the time in forex. And when they happen, they hardly leave without creating trading opportunities. We discuss how to trade them in this article.

Attempting to trade forex with too much information can be as harmful as attempting to trade without enough. Smart traders learn exactly what tools they need and get rid of the rest. Let us show you how. Information is good when it comes to forex trading, right? The answer is, yes — but only up to a point. The more indicators you have, the more signals for buying and selling you receive. This sounds good in theory but when you have too many signals coming in, the results can be overwhelming. For instance, some may tell you to buy, but at the same time, others warn you about an “overbought” market condition. Having too many indicators can lead to needlessly conflicting information, thus confusing you. The solution? Remove tools that you don’t use.

The forex trading market is one of the biggest financial markets in the world. Millions of traders enjoy vast liquidity, hundreds of instruments, and the opportunity to make money whichever way the market is trending. While there is undoubtedly a huge opportunity in the forex market, many people who go into forex trading end up failing to make a profit. This is because they have not learnt or followed the principle of forex trading. In this article, we will discuss 10 habits of traders who are big winners in the forex market.

Understanding how and when to trade minor or exotic currency pairs is an essential skill for any developing forex trader. In this article we’ll explore exactly what constitutes a minor pair, the advantages and disadvantages of trading them, as well as how to time your trade to get the greatest chance of upside while managing risk.

If you’ve ever spent any time reading financial news, you’ve almost certainly seen or heard references to things like CPI, NFP and the FOMC. If you’re new to forex trading, you may have asked yourself what exactly these things are and what they mean. The answer is simple: key economic indicators like the ones above can provide great insight into the state of a country’s economy and currency. As a result, they are something experienced forex traders tend to pay a lot of attention to. In this post, we’ll take you through five of the most important of types of economic indicators and offer some guidance on making sense of them.

MT4 vs MT5. Its the battle of the trading platforms.  On the one hand, traders have access to the widely used and highly respected MetaTrader 4 terminal, which has been a trader favourite for 13 years. As of January 2018, MT4 is no longer being sold by MetaQuotes. While existing users can still use MT4, there will be no new updates or improvements to this platform On the other, traders can make use of the exciting new features of its next-generation successor, MetaTrader 5. So which one is right for you?

There are three key trading automation tools that all forex traders should be aware of. By using automated trading tools such as expert advisors (EAs), custom indicators, and scripts, traders can automate almost all of their trading activities. These activities include research to identify potential trading opportunities, determining appropriate risk levels on each trade, and deciding on the best time to execute a trade. This article explains the main differences between expert advisors (EAs), custom indicators, and scripts, as well as how traders can make best use of them.

Forex traders use technical indicators to analyze price movements with the aid of historical and current data. Indicators can range from simple to complex, meaning that while some indicators can be used by new forex traders, other complex indicators are often better suited by experienced forex traders. Indicators, when used correctly, can be used to determine the ideal moment for a trader to buy or sell. It is therefore important that every forex trader understand at least the basics of indicators before they start trading. In this article, we’ll discuss five technical indicators new traders can start using now – even without a deep background in forex trading.

Forex trading is a highly speculative endeavor, which is part of what makes it so exciting — not to mention the possibility of making money by trading on the global forex market. However, not all forex traders walk away successful. In fact, some traders may even incur sizeable losses if they are not careful. Although there are many factors that contribute to your trading success, nothing is more important than controlling your emotions.

Understanding charts is key if you want to learn forex trading. Forex charts allow traders to view currency exchange rates. They also help one determine market trends, interest rate movements, and other key economic variables that can play a role in trading decisions. There are three types of charts that you are likely to come across in Forex trading: line, bar, and candlestick. Let’s explore!

Attempting to trade forex with too much information can be as harmful as attempting to trade without enough. Smart traders learn exactly what tools they need and get rid of the rest. Let us show you how. Information is good when it comes to forex trading, right? The answer is, yes -- but only up to a point. The more indicators you have, the more signals for buying and selling you receive. For instance, some may tell you to buy, but at the same time, others warn you about an “overbought” market condition. Having too many indicators can lead to an overwhelming amount of conflicting information, thus confusing you. The solution? Remove tools that you don’t use.

There’s a whole range of reasons why forex currency prices rise and fall. The economy may be in a state of flux, investors may be fleeing, or the government may be in turmoil. There are so many factors to consider when trading forex and planning your next move. In order to make sense of the markets before, during, and after you complete your forex positions, you need to make use of two types of analysis: fundamental and technical. Once you get used to using these, you can start to make more informed forex trades.