Do the type of forex trading that you currently understand. This seems like a simple principle, but many new traders get caught up in the excitement of the market and trade outside of their expertise level. Spend time learning how to trade correctly, practice in a demo account and build your confidence before putting money in the market.

When trading currencies on the forex market make sure you always trade with a stop-loss order. This prevents you from losing too much on a trade. Currencies are extremely volatile and it is easy to lose your shirt, but as long as you trade with a stop-loss order you can minimize losses.

When trading in the foreign exchange market, it’s important to cut your losses short as soon as they occur. It’s tempting to let losses run in the hopes of recouping some of what you’ve lost, but this will rarely pan out. Sell at a point that you deem an acceptable risk, and move on.

To avoid analysis paralysis, do everything you can to educate yourself about Forex. The more knowledgeable you are about Forex, the easier it will become for you to make the important decisions this type of trading requires. A strong knowledge of Forex will also help you to be less emotional about your trades.

If you plan on participating in forex trading, one tip you should follow is to always be cautious of all insider information. You should never base your decision on this information. Instead, you should wait for the market to let you know if your own information is correct. When a trend develops, jump on it!

Make your trading decisions when all of your trades are closed out and you are away from the market. Objectivity is one of the most valuable traits of a good forex trader. When you have active trades, especially if they are not going your way, any decision will be affected by your state of mind, and you may not even realize it until too late.

In order to maximize your chances of successful trades, conduct your FOREX trading during the high-volume trading hours.  Because price doesn’t move enough during the after hours, it’s important that you make your trading moves during the associated foreign market’s open hours, when volume is high.  For example, if your currency pair is Yen/USD, you want to trade while the Tokyo market is open.

A great forex trading tip is to always remain calm while trading.  As human beings, we’re all subject to letting our emotion take over us.  When trading, you need to do your best to keep emotion out of the equation.  A good way to do this is by starting with small amounts.

Before you make your first trade, take a while and figure out your personal goals. Are you just looking to supplement your income, or do you want to make this a full-time career? Understanding where you want to go with Forex is the first step in any trading venture, because if you take the wrong approach, you could end up losing everything.

As stated in the introduction the more you know about forex the easier it is to understand, so hopefully with the information you just learned you have a better understanding of what kind of strategies to take in your forex endeavors. Make sure you apply yourself because if you don’t then there’s no way to see success.

Here is the fastest and easiest way to tell the trend in the foreign exchange markets.

In today’s video I’m going to share with you a wonderful way to look at the forex markets and determine which way they are headed in a matter of seconds. We’ll be looking at three different cross rates and how they all correlate together in a way that I think may surprise you.

The forex markets are the biggest markets in the world and MarketClub not only covers all of them, but also covers them in real-time with pricing and charts. I hope you learn from this video and take the time to post your comments on our blog.

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How To Get Rich Slowly In Forex
by Adam Hewison

I’m not going to say a lot about this new video, but I recommend that you watch it. It’s an eye-opener.

There is no need to register for this video and of course you can watch it with my compliments.

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Today I’m going to be looking into why weekly charts are so important in the Forex market.

I will use the EUR/USD as the example and deeply investigate the buy signal we received on this cross on Monday, July 27th. Although it’s too early to tell if this signal will be profitable, it is certainly a signal you must take if you are a disciplined follower of MarketClub’s “Trade Triangle” technology.

You can watch this video with my compliments and there is no registration requirements.

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To view the previous forex USD vs JPY video, click here

To view this latest forex USD vs JPY video, click here

To watch the video comparing the AUD with USD, click here

What’s up with the currency from down-under?
by Adam Hewison

We are taking a trip down under today.

It has been sometime since we last looked at the relationship between the US dollar and the Australian dollar (USD/AUD). Today seemed like an opportune time to look at this cross and to figure out where it is headed using our “Trade Triangle” technology.

We’re also using MarketClub’s Fibonacci tool. If you have not seen this tool in action, I strongly recommend that you watch today’s video.

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You can watch this video with my compliments and there is no registration requirements. I would love to get your feedback about this video on our blog.

Today we are looking at a market we have not looked at for quite some time. I am of course referring to the Japanese Yen US dollar relationship.

The video I have just completed is less than four minutes long and it will give you a good idea as to what the next major direction will be for the dollar against the Yen.

You can watch this video with my compliments and there is no registration requirements. I would love to get your feedback about this video on our blog.

Click here to watch this new video on USD vs Yen

Today, we are dissecting and examining one of my favorite markets … the Forex market. The Forex market is the biggest market in the world and is traded on a 24/7 basis.

What makes these markets so exciting is the fact that they have a very strong tendency to trend, that is, once they get started in one direction they tend to continue in that direction for some time.

I learned how to trade Forex in the trading pits of Chicago where I was a member of the IMM, a division of the Chicago Mercantile exchange. The CME has grown dramatically over the years, and I have many fond memories of trading in the old exchange in Chicago. Today, you can trade the stock of the CME (NASDAQ_CME).
I digress to today’s video.

Today we are exploring the relationship between the Euro and the Dollar (EURUSD). In this short video, which we are making available without cost or registration, you’ll catch a glimpse of a conservative way to trade the Forex markets. This approach will detach you from your computer screen and show you how to enjoy your free time without having to worry about the markets.

I would not recommend this movie if you are risk adverse. Trading in Forex, the futures markets, and in any market for that matter always has an element of risk.

I hope you enjoy this educational Forex trading video and that you’re able to see the value in this approach.

Every success in the markets.

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To see the previous post and video about forex trade analysis, click here (open in a new window).

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Forex Cross Rates Updates June 25
by Adam Hewison

Last week I showed you how to analyze 13 forex cross-rates in less than 11 minutes. I thought it would be fun to go back and look at how this very quick analysis turned out.

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Out of all the markets we analyzed in just 11 minutes, only five were in tune with our trade “Triangle Technology.” What this means is that both our daily and weekly “Trade Triangles” were in alignment indicating the direction for that particular cross.

We looked at the following cross rates on June 18th, 2010. The first number you see below is what that cross rate was trading at when we made the video last week:

USD/CAD was trading at 11335. Trade Triangles said to be long USD short CAD
Now trading at 11490, that’s a profit of 155 pips.

USD/NZD was trading at 5642. Trade Triangles said to be short USD long NZD
Now trading at 5533 this is a profit of 109 pips.

CAD/CHF was trading at 9578. Trade Triangles said to be short CAD long CHF
Now trading at 9531 this is a profit of 47 pips.

USD/CHF was trading at 10869. Trade Triangles said to be short USD long CHF
Now trading at 10952 for a loss of 83 pips.

Dollar Index play from 8034 when I made the video and is currently trading at 8023 for a gain of 11 pips.

Out of the five markets that showed the correct “Trade Triangle” configuration, 4 are profitable and 1 was showing a loss as of this writing.

Total Gain: 322 pips
Total Loss: 83 pips

Total Net: 239 pips

5 trades, 4 wins, 1 loss
80% win/loss ratio

3.87 pips gained for every pip lost

Now remember, we did this in just 11 minutes and we analyzed 13 cross rates. Now I’m not saying that it will always be like this and that you will always have this percentage of winners, but the reality is, if you trade using our “Trade Triangle” technology, are disciplined, diversified and follow the program… you will be a winner over time.

Lastly, all the forex quotes and “Trade Triangle” alerts for forex symbols and precious metals at MarketClub are realtime.

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Now you know how to analyze the Forex markets super fast and come out a winner.

We are going to be doing something a little bit different today as we analyze the forex markets. Examining the forex markets is nothing new, but we have never gone through 13 pairs of cross rates on the fly. I also show you a quick and effective way to analyze the dollar index at the same time.

In my new video I look at all the major cross rates in a way to quickly tell if you should be in or out of the market.

I am basing my forex observations on our “Trade Triangle” technology and will gladly show you how we apply them to any currency cross rate. It is a quick and easy lesson that will show you exactly what I look for when I’m going to go into a market.

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The video is free to watch and there is no need to register. I would love to get your feedback about this video on our blog.