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Support And Resistance In The Forex Market
By Joel Teo

When the Forex market moves up and then drops back down some, the highest point that it has reached before the drop down is now resistance. As the market goes back up again, the lowest point that it reached before it starts to climb again is now the support. An uptrend line, in it’s most basic form, is drawn along the identifiable valleys, or support areas. A downtrend line is drawn along the identifiable peaks, or resistance areas. To create an ascending channel, you just draw a line that is parallel and that is the same angle as an up trend line, and then simply position the line to where it touches the most recent resistance level. With a descending channel, you just move the parallel line to where it touches the most recent support level. When the market passes through the resistance point, that resistance becomes the support. The more often that the price tests a level of support or resistance without breaking it, the stronger that area of support or resistance becomes.
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Support and Resistance

Trading Stocks With Support And Resistance Levels
By E.J Sieberhagen

What is Support and Resistance Levels in Stock Trading?
Support and resistance are specific price areas or price levels which either support prices on declines in up trends or which resist prices on rallies in down trends.
In an up trend, short term and day traders will attempt to buy at support or at levels of support. In a down trend, short term and day traders will attempt to sell at resistance levels or in resistance areas.
If support and resistance levels cannot be determined, then you cannot define concise levels in which to establish entry or exit positions in your specific trade. It is of utmost importance for traders to develop effective strategies and methodologies for calculating support and resistance levels. These levels can be determined with the use of various trading tools like Point and Figure charts, Fibonacci numbers and Gann angles.
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Technical Analysis: How to Use Technical Indicators — Part 1
By Mostafa Soleimanzadeh

There are dozens of technical indicators, how to choose good stock indicators? Technical indicators are used to know when to enter or exit a trade. If you know how to enter and exit a trade, you can easily make profits. That is why choosing good stock indicators are important.
Some of stock market indicators are more common and useful than others. Also you need a few of them to trade not all off them.
In this article I try to describe two oscillators:
Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD)
Relative Strength Index (RSI)
What are oscillators?
Oscillators are indicators that are usually computed from prices and tend to cycle or “oscillate” within a fixed or limited range.
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Technical Analysis: How to use Technical Indicators - part 2
By Mostafa Soleimanzadeh

In the previous article I described two technical indicators: Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD), and Relative Strength Index (RSI). Don’t worry you can find link to complete article in the bottom of this article. Also, you can subscribe to our free Newsletter for new updates.
In this article I’ll describe two technical indicators: an oscillator that is Stochastic Oscillator and Bollinger Bands indicator.
As I mentioned before, Oscillators are technical indicators that tend to cycle or “oscillate” within a fixed or limited range, and Momentum in general term means strongly movement of prices in a given direction.
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Commodity Trading With Stochastic Oscillators
By Dave Rivera

The stochastic oscillator was developed in the late fifties by George Lane. It is an oscillator which shows momentum in a commodity by comparing the current day’s close to the high/low ranges over a specified amount of days. Consistent closings near the higher side of the range indicates buying pressure while a close consistently on the lower side of the range indicates weakness and selling pressure. It shows whether a commodity is overbought or oversold. The calculation of the formula is as follows:
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Forex Market Timing - Using Momentum to Trade for Huge Profit Potential
By Kelly Price

If you want to get better market timing for your forex signals you need to understand price momentum and how it can get the odds in your favour. If you have not used momentum oscillators before, then its time to make them part of your forex education.
Confirmation
If you simply try and buy low sell high by selling into resistance and buying into support your making a fatal error - why?
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Moving Averages And Their Uses In Commodity Trading
By Dave Rivera

A key component of technical analysis and perhaps one of the oldest indicators around, moving averages are time-tested and affective indicators. There are many types of moving averages with varying indicators, but the primary purpose of all types of moving averages remains the same. Their purpose is to reduce or remove noise from the daily price movements and attracted trends of stocks, commodities or any thing you can plot or chart.

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Moving Averages - How to Use Them For Bigger Profits
By Sacha Tarkovsky

Moving averages are useful in forex trading but you need to know how to use them correctly.
If you do they are useful for buying into existing trends, but they should never be used in isolation.
Let’s see how to use them correctly.
There purpose
Moving averages come in various forms, but they all have the same aim:

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Moving Averages - Simple Tips On Using Them For Bigger Consistent Profits
By Kelly Price

Moving averages are popular and if used in the right way can help you make profits however most forex traders make 2 critical errors which sees them lose. Lets look at moving averages and how to use them correctly for bigger profits.
Moving averages (regardless of the period used) all have the same aim:
They identify trends over specific periods and they smooth out the day-to-day price fluctuations that are a consequence of short term volatility to help you see the longer term trend.

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Leonardo Fibonacci And Forex Trading
By Joel Teo

Forex trading uses something that is called Fibonacci ratios, and these are used a lot. These ratios are just a fraction of the studies done on Fibonacci. Leonardo Fibonacci was an Italian mathematician who became famous for discovering a simple number series that created ratios which described the proportions of things that exist in the universe. This series of numbers starts with two ones, and then the next number is the sum of the two numbers that precede it. These ratios are used in Forex trading, and they make up a large percentage of subjects in Forex. Leonardo Fibonacci was called the greatest mathematician of the Middle Ages, as he contributed greatly to the developement of numbers, and the algebra concept was based on his work in math.

* Fibonacci Forex Trading (Video)