Something Interesting in Financial Video June 2013 - page 2

 

Forex Broker Types - MM,NDD,STP,ECN

This is small 10 minute education video about the following: the difference between Forex Broker Types - MM,NDD,STP,ECN



 

ECN vs. DMA

A short educational video to explain the difference between an ECN (Electronic Communications Network) and DMA (Direct Market Access).



 

Trading Systems: Using One's Judgement in Trading

There are very few completely mechanical systems - nearly always there is an element of judgement. Even rigid trading systems don't eliminate judgement



 

Renko Charts

Renko charts are a variant of Point and Figure Charts. Renko is a Japanese term and simply means brick. The Renko charting system has some similarities to the Three Line Break. The plotting procedure again only requires new lines to be drawn when certain conditions are met, so the timeline is not uniform.



The Last Crusade
The Last Crusade
  • 2012.04.11
  • Roman Zamozhnyy
  • www.mql5.com
Take a look at your trading terminal. What means of price presentation can you see? Bars, candlesticks, lines. We are chasing time and prices whereas we only profit from prices. Shall we only give attention to prices when analyzing the market? This article proposes an algorithm and a script for point and figure charting ("naughts and crosses") Consideration is given to various price patterns whose practical use is outlined in recommendations provided.
 

Bearish Engulfing Signal and Shooting Star

The Bearish Engulfing Candlestick Pattern is a bearish reversal pattern, normally happening at the top of an uptrend. It consists of a large block at the end of a trend. The shooting star is similar to the bearish engulfing signal. It consists of a bearish reversal candlestick pattern that normally takes place at the top of an uptrend. The shooting star chart pattern is created when the open, low, and close are roughly the same price



 

Doji Candlestick Chart Pattern

The Doji is a important Candlestick formation, signalling indecision between bulls and bears. A Doji is formed when the opening price and the closing price are equal. In a Doji chart pattern, the stock market moves up and down during the trading session, but cannot commit either way.



Documentation on MQL5: Standard Constants, Enumerations and Structures / Indicator Constants / Price Constants
Documentation on MQL5: Standard Constants, Enumerations and Structures / Indicator Constants / Price Constants
  • www.mql5.com
Standard Constants, Enumerations and Structures / Indicator Constants / Price Constants - Documentation on MQL5
 

Wedge Chart Patterns

In the whole family of triangles there is on unreliable chart pattern which is the wedge. The wedge pattern can occur in either uptrends or downtrends, and is another type of triangular shape that captures the price movement for a time.



 
Are You Using Stops To Manage Your Trades?

Join Brian as he talks about the order that lots of people forget to enter: the stop order. Brian will go live in the markets, placing orders and using stops to manage the losses on long and short term time frames. A special segment will be devoted to trailing stops, an order execution strategy that can be misused.

By the way - we are having this thread Trading without a stop loss to discuss this subject (trading without stop loss). besides,Brian is taking about nfp on this video ... and we will have nfp today: 2013-06-07 08:30 GMT | [USD -Non-farm Payrolls] so - just watch this video.



 

Using Moving Averages Within Trending Markets

Brian will follow up on his "Using Trends to Enter Trades" webinar by adding in moving averages. Moving averages love trending markets and this webinar will help you define which moving average(s) fit your trading style - whether long term or short term.



 

Triangle Charting Patterns

The family of triangles is very large and diverse. Typically flat lines are more powerful when they are broken than diagonals. That holds true for trends and patterns alike. Flat lines represent truly traded levels while diagonals are extrapolations from traded levels.