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Technical Analysis VI: Trend Lines |
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What are Trend lines?
Trend lines are lines drawn on the historical price levels that
depict general direction of where the marking is heading, and provide
indications of support or resistance.
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Technical Analysis VII: Trading the Trend Lines |
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Only one of two things can happen when a price approaches support or
resistance: the price can break through it, or it can bounce off and
reverse direction. The same is of course true for trend lines.
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Technical Analysis VIII: Price Channels |
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Friday, 12 September 2008 |
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A trending market can move between parallel support and resistance
levels. A price channel between two parallel lines can often be drawn
in a trending market. The key to a price channel is that the lines be
parallel to each other. The value of the price channel in predicting
the ongoing speed of a trend depends on the lines being parallel.
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Basic Concepts V: Spreads |
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Friday, 05 September 2008 |
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What is a spread?
In margin forex trading, there are two prices for each currency
pair, a "bid" (or sell) price and an "ask" (or buy) price. The bid
price is the rate at which traders can sell to the executing firm,
while the ask price is the rate at which traders can buy from the
executing firm.
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