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Articles on institutional positioning, options flow, price action, and the neuroscience of trading.

  • The Risk of Ruin Tables You Should Know

    Many people will talk about their forex Risk-Reward ratios such as it’s important to have 2:1, 3:1, or whatever to one ratio, but this is just the tip of the iceberg of risk-management and leaves you uninformed and un-empowered.  You can actually have a 3:1 Reward-Risk ratio and lose all the money in your account.…

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  • Trading the 4hr Charts

    The 4-Hour Chart No, this is not a Timothy Ferriss promotion or new book, but an examination of the 4hr chart, along with the how and why I recommend using it for your price action trading. If you are in the beginning or developmental stages for learning how to trade the forex market, I definitely recommend…

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  • The 4 Staples of Interpreting Price Action

    One of the most challenging frontiers for forex traders has been interpreting Price Action without the known presence of order flow. Although there are many methods which dip their fingers into the toppings of the pie and get a taste of the price action (i.e. candlesticks, Elliot wave, pattern recognition), none of them seem to…

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  • Money Management and the Risk of Ruin

    I have been getting a lot of comments, questions and emails about money management trading strategies as of late, with the market becoming very volatile. This article will show you the most important math you will need to learn to have a long term money management strategy in place, which will put the mathematics in…

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  • Dollar-Cost Averaging

    I was recently reading some article on a very popular finance site whereby the person was talking about the stock market and today’s 376pt crash.  They were saying how it is not good for buy-and-hold investors, but it is good if you are using a dollar-cost-averaging strategy. The funny thing is this term is totally misunderstood…

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  • Price Action Trading – Strong vs. Weak

    Trading Forex is in many aspects the same as trading any other instruments.  However, there is one crucial way in which trading Forex is completely different than trading other markets. When you are trading any other instrument, you are trading a single instrument based upon its individual strength or weakness.  However, in Forex you are…

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  • Using Pivot Points for Reversal Entries

    One of the most challenging aspects for traders is finding and entry point into the market, particularly when looking for reversals or rejections. However this is not as complicated as it seems for there is a tool which is exceptional at helping traders find intraday entries for reversals – Pivot Points. What are Pivot Points?…

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