1-2-3-Trading-Signal let me show you what i mean by this?

Thank you for reading the 1-2-3 Trading Signal. This is, without doubt, one of the very best chart set up patterns you will ever see. Once you train your eyes you will see them all over the place. At the beginning of a new trend. At the end of a retracement. Within a trading range. Within rising or falling trend. Like any other pattern they are NOT 100% successful. But out of every other pattern I have ever come across in my trading career this is by far the most accurate and most profitable. If you want to become an expert in one chart pattern set up, this is it! Whilst these patterns are 95% object ional when you become an expert in spotting...

Conclusion of 1-2-3-Trading-Signal

Chapter 5 Conclusion:you will know soon alot of things like Below so follow me to know it. “I have seen the enemy and it is me” I've been around and around in my trading career. I started off simply following trends in stocks with sound money management rules. Guess what? I made money. Then I embarked on a quest to find the Holy Grail of trading. I attended literally dozens of seminars. Sadly I have bought many $3,000+ black boxes trading systems. Purchased hundreds of trading books, reports, files, tapes, CD's. You name it I probably have it. JUNK! 99.5% of what I have read, seen, heard or tried simply does not make money in the stock/futures...

Table of Contents for 10 Cash Flow Strategies for a Successful Business

10 Cash Flow Strategies for a Successful Business Strategy 1: Get your pricing right Strategy 2: Reduce your cost of goods sold Strategy 3: Control your expenses Strategy 4: Manage your debtors Strategy 5: Manage the stock Strategy 6: Don’t pay too much or too early Strategy 7: Prepare 3 month cash flow plans Strategy 8: Get the most out of your assets Strategy 9: Tax problem or cash flow problem Strategy 10: Reduce owner’s salary or drawings you...

10 Cash Flow Strategies for a Successful Business part one

 Strategy 1: Get your pricing right Determining the price to charge for a product is frustrating for most businesses. However, getting your pricing strategy right is critical to your success in business because it affects many areas of your business. The pricing strategy impacts the type of customers attracted to your business, the quantity of product sold, how the product is perceived, product promotion and your profit. There is no single way...

Cash Flow Strategies for a Successful Business part two

before  you read this this article ,you may  see the first part here   Strategy 6: Don’t pay too much or too early Ensure you have a step by step purchasing procedure that is followed and monitored. Lack of proper procedures and monitoring may lead to purchasing too much, paying for undelivered goods or overpayments. For example, it is common for payments to be made on a statement and yet not have an invoice to verify the purchase....

How to manage your risk

Risk Management Once you have the facts it is decision time. You can choose to do nothing or seek to reduce the exposures or to hedge them in whole or in part. The unforgivable sins are to fail to consider the risks or fail to act on any decisions. The risk culture of your business is critical and must be established at the most senior level. Above all it calls for honesty. Too often individuals are criticized for decisions that, at the time, were in tune with the organization’s perceived appetite for risk. But it is never easy to set down effective guidelines and the range of exposures for even a simple transaction can be extensive. For...

How to manage your risk(Ask yourself)

 Ask yourself… 1- Can the risks to your business be identified, what forms do they take and are they clearly understood - particularly if you have a portfolio of activities? 2 - Do you grade the risks faced by your business in a structured way? 3 - Do you know the maximum potential liability of each exposure? 4 - Are decisions made on the basis of reliable and timely information?  5 - Are the risks large in relation to the turnover of your business and what impact could they have on your profits and balance sheet? 6 - Over what time periods do the risks exist? 7 - Are the exposures one-off or are they recurring? 8 - Do you know enough...

How to manage your risk(Risk and Reward)

Traders have no business trading if risk/reward analysis is not at the top of their concerns. If a trader has no idea of the potential profit return on any given trade relative to the initial risk of taking the trade at all, his long-term profitability is in question. Of course, for every trader, the best case scenario would be to minimize the first and maximize the second. But how do you get a handle on the potential reward in any investment and the risk you might be taking on? Technical analysis – what’s popularly called charting – can help traders evaluate both risk and reward. The technical indicators used to read the charts will give you...

Fundamental Analysis (Forex Value Dates)

All Forex quotes are typically based on settlement business days after the transaction was executed (the one major exception being the USD/Canadian Dollar which settles after one business day). Theoretically a currency trader will take physical delivery of the currency in two days; however, delivery is avoided by rolling the positions forward one day, usually referred to as Tomorrow Next Day (Tom Next) procedures. The newly opened position is assigned a new value date allowing the client to hold this position another day without taking delivery of the currency. The Tom Next rate is determined by the respective difference in interest rates between...

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Fundamental Analysis

 IntroductionWhy Trade Forex??!!! The future is coming quickly upon us; very soon millions will be on the Internet trading foreign currency. Forex trading is gaining momentum now, as the word goes out that is a SAFE market to trade in. The major reasons why Forex trading is catching on to the individual trader are Safety, Liquidity, Trade when you wish, guaranteed stop losses, and it’s fun. You do not have to sit in front of your computer all day long to trade the Forex, although once you see the power of Forex trading you might want to. Our teaching methods will show you the correct entry and exit points. All you have to do is glance at...

Advantage of Forex Currency Trading( Fundamental Analysis)

Foreign Exchange trading (also called Forex, FX, or currency trading) describes trading in the many currencies of the world. It is the largest and least regulated market providing the greatest liquidity to investors. Daily volume in the currency markets is around $1.6 trillion. By comparison, the NYSE daily volume averages $25 billion a day. The spot Forex market is the most liquid. Spot, meaning that trades are settled within two banking days. There is no central exchange of physical location. Trading takes place over-the-counter, 24-hours a day directly between the two telephones and computer. Participants in Forex include central banks, corporations,...

Description( Fundamental Analysis)

Fundamental analysis requires, among other things, a close examination of the Forex in order to determine its current financial strength, future growth and profitability prospects, and current management skills, in order to estimate whether the currency price is undervalued or overvalued. A good deal of reliance is placed on annual and quarterly earnings reports, the economic, political and competitive environment facing the country, as well as any current news currency or rumors relating to the economy. Simply put, fundamental analysis concerns itself with the «basics» of the business in assessing the worth of a currency. Fundamental analysis...

Read and understand a Forex Quote ( Fundamental Analysis)

A Forex quote is always a two-sided quote with a ‘bid’ and ‘offer’. The ‘bid’ is the price at which you can sell the base currency (i.e. buy the second currency). The ‘offer’ is the price at which you can buy the base currency (i.e. sell the second currency). As mentioned before, the first currency listed is the base currency. In the major currency pairs the US dollar is traditionally treated as the base currency this includes USD/JPY, USD/CHF and USD/CAD. In this case $1 USD (the base currency) is quoted in terms of the second currency. For example, a quote of USD/JPY = 112.25 means that one US dollar is equal to 112.25 Japanese Yen. Among the...

Forex Value Dates(Fundamental Analysis)

All Forex quotes are typically based on settlement business days after the transaction was executed (the one major exception being the USD/Canadian Dollar which settles after one business day). Theoretically a currency trader will take physical delivery of the currency in two days; however, delivery is avoided by rolling the positions forward one day, usually referred to as Tomorrow Next Day (Tom Next) procedures. The newly opened position is assigned a new value date allowing the client to hold this position another day without taking delivery of the currency. The Tom Next rate is determined by the respective difference in interest rates between...

Best Times to Trade(Fundamental Analysis)

EUR/USD During the Tokyo session, the Euro only trades 15% of all volume so it is best to start watching the Euro late in the Tokyo session. It trades 39% of all Forex volume during the London session. It can also be traded during the New York session. GBP/USD The pound trades extremely lightly during the Tokyo session. Start watching it near the end of the Tokyo session as it can start moving then. In the London session, GBP/USD accounts for approximately 23% of all Forex trading volume. The pound can be traded in the New York session also. USD/JPY During the Tokyo session, USD/JPY accounts for approximately 78% of all Forex volume. This drops...

Forex for Beginners,Peaks and Troughs Pring,budget shap,Strategy10,turtlerules,FTA_Fundamentals,candlestick

 Forex for  Beginners you can find in those labels a lot of  articles that will learn you every things about your 1st steps in forex by clicking any links you like Down :-Keywords:-1FTA_Fundamentals,candlesticks,Forex On Line Manual for Successful Trading,Six Forces of Forex,the nyse tick index and candlesticks,18 Trading Champions Share Their Keys to Top Trading Profits,Commodity Futures Trading For Beginners,Hidden Divergence,Strategy10,Trend Determination,budget shap11-12,course1lesson1,Peaks and Troughs Pring,The Way to Trade Forex,turtlerules 1- FTA_Fundamentals 2-Candlesticks For Support And Resistance  3- Forex...

Glossary of forex Fundamentals part number one

GLOSSARYA B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ZAA Accrual - The apportionment of premiums and discounts on forward exchange transactions that relate directly to deposit swap (Interest Arbitrage) deals, over the period of each deal. Adjustment - Official action normally by either change in the internal economic policies to correct a payment imbalance or in the official currency rate or. Adjustment - Official action normally by either change in the internal economic policies to correct a payment imbalance or in the official currency rate or. Appreciation - A currency is said to ‘appreciate’ when it strengthens in price in response...

Glossary of forex Fundamentals part number two

if  you like you can see the first part here before Continue  reading  the article E Economic Indicator - A government issued statistic that indicates current economic growth and stability. Common indicators include employment rates, Gross Domestic Product (GDP), inflation, retail sales, etc. End Of Day Order (EOD) - An order to buy or sell at a specified price. This order remains open until the end of the trading day which is typically 5PM ET. European Monetary Union (EMU) - The principal goal of the EMU is to establish a single European currency called the Euro, which will officially replace the national currencies of the member...

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

 What is a Limit order? A limit order is an order with restrictions on the maximum price to be paid or the minimum price to be received. As an example, if the current price of USD/YEN is 117.00/05, then a limit order to buy USD would be at a price below 102. (i.e. 116.50). What is a Stop Loss order? A stop loss order is an order type whereby an open position is automatically liquidated at a specific price. Often used to minimize exposure to losses if the market moves against an investor’s position. As an example, if an investor is long USD at 156.27, they might wish to put in a stop loss order for 155.49, which would limit losses should...