oussama94
05-28-2017, 18:54
For technical analysts, currencies
rarely spend much time in tight trading ranges and have the tendency
to develop strong trends. Over 80 percent of volume is speculative
in nature, and as a result the market frequently overshoots and then corrects
itself. Technical analysis works well for the ** market and a technically
trained trader can easily identify new trends and breakouts, which
provide multiple opportunities to enter and exit positions. Charts and indicators
are used by all professional ** traders, and candlestick charts
are available in most charting packages. In addition, the most commonly
used indicators—such as Fibonacci retracements, stochastics, moving average
convergence/divergence (MACD), moving averages, (RSI), and support/resistance
levels—have proven valid in many instances
rarely spend much time in tight trading ranges and have the tendency
to develop strong trends. Over 80 percent of volume is speculative
in nature, and as a result the market frequently overshoots and then corrects
itself. Technical analysis works well for the ** market and a technically
trained trader can easily identify new trends and breakouts, which
provide multiple opportunities to enter and exit positions. Charts and indicators
are used by all professional ** traders, and candlestick charts
are available in most charting packages. In addition, the most commonly
used indicators—such as Fibonacci retracements, stochastics, moving average
convergence/divergence (MACD), moving averages, (RSI), and support/resistance
levels—have proven valid in many instances