Using WTI prices within an EXPERT Hello freinds, How I can use the WTI prices within my expert and an Indicator, So I can see signals for trades? Thankes for your responses. OIL/WTI/SLV server? I remember that with a previous installation of MT4, which I think I downloaded from metaquotes.net, I had WTI, OIL and SLV symbols. I had to format my PC and now I dont have them. From which demo server can I get these symbols? I have tried demo.metaquotes.net:443 and Alpari-US demo server with no success. Thank you Press review WTI Crude Declines; Price Differential between WTI and Brent Widens Amidst the declining prices of the West Texas Intermediate or WTI, the price differential between it and Brent widened to $14/bbl, and according to some market observers this is happening due to the fact that WTI prices remained weak on rising stock levels, planned and unplanned refinery maintenance, strong import levels, and rising oil production. People who have been keeping an eye on the global oil prices admit that as each benchmark diverged for geopolitical and fundamental reasons, the difference between the crude prices from the two . WTI and Brent was expected. Additionally, there are reports of increased oil production in the . by the oil companies. The US Energy Information Administration has already brought a report wherein it claims that the new drilling and productivity report clearly shows that Bakken output should cross the limit of 1 million b/d in December. Similarly, Eagle Ford production is expected to reach 1.3... Press review Oil Futures Edge Higher on Ukraine, Driving Demand Oil prices edged higher on Friday amid hopes of soaring demand as the market approaches the summer-driving season and tensions in Ukraine intensified. The June delivery West Texas Intermediate (WTI) added 52 cents from the previous day to close at $102 a barrel. The per-barrel price of Brent North Sea crude for July delivery was $109.75 in London. As Channel News Asia reports, the oncoming US summer season will experience increased driving, in essence supporting oil prices. Prices of gasoline jumped alongside those of Brent as markets anticipated a shortfall of supplies due to escalating violence in Ukraine. The futures added as much as 0.7%. NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh poured cold water on Russia’s assurances that the country did not intend to invade Russia, in the wake of rising tensions towards Ukraine’s presidential election scheduled for May 25. “Today I think we’re reflecting the Brent market. It looks like gasoline is just bouncing... Indicators: Constant Range Detector Renko Bars : Boxsize - Range 25 (CR consistent with Renko wick option false) WTI-Oil: Renko Feeder Chart - Range 25 WTI-Oil : Renko Generated Chart - Range 25 - Modified Heiken Ashi added for direction color. Free Renko EAs, Strategies - HERE Note: EAs rely on ticks and if install when markets are closed there will be no ticks. If the EA does not update Constant Range Detector will not respond to a new EA range setting. To solve, a Tick Generator comes in handy - HERE - free. Press review OPEC Members Feel that Oil Prices are Stable and Steady (based on article) Amidst the concern that crude prices are going down, OPEC members are saying that crude is exactly where it should be. Recently, the WTI crude prices went bellow $95 per barrel which according to oil companies is quite dismal and can lead to a slowdown. The major reason is cited that there is a huge stockpile of crude in the . Though the likely result of negotiations between the . Secretary of State John Kerry and Iranian counterpart were not what they expected, the oil market got positive outlook from it. Kerry’s statement sent positive signals to the oil economy as that would ease sanctions against Iran’s oil exports in exchange for concessions on its nuclear work. Reportedly, like WTI, on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange, Brent for December settlement gained $1.66 to end the session at $105.12. Nonetheless, there has been immense improvement in the . supplies of crude oil which has gone up 1.58 million barrels... MQL5: Analysis and Processing of Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Reports in MetaTrader 5 MQL5: Analysis and Processing of Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Reports in MetaTrader 5 In this article, we will develop a tool for CFTC report analysis. We will solve the following problem: to develop an indicator, that allows using the CFTC report data directly from the data files provided by Commission without an intermediate processing and conversion. Further, it can be used for the different purposes: to plot the data as an indicator, to proceed with the data in the other indicators, in the scripts for the automated analysis, in the Expert Advisors for the use in the trading strategies. Press review WTI Crude Falls below $95 as . Stockpiles Increase For the first time since June this year, WTI (West Texas Intermediate) crude fell below $95 a barrel sending alarm to oil companies. This is happening amidst the news that . stockpiles have increased to a great extent. On the other hand the dollar has gained versus the euro as the latter has fallen remarkably. Earlier, a recent report by the . Energy Information Administration showed that monthly average prices for crude oil continued to increase in August where the average domestic crude oil first purchase price rose $1.52 (1.5 percent), to $103.13 per barrel. Similarly, there was an increase in the average free-on-board cost of imported crude oil as it got a growth of $1.04 which is 1.0 percent increase. Thus, it reached $102.50 per barrel. There was also an increase in the average landed cost of foreign crude oil which it increased to $1.83 . 1.8 percent and reached $102.86 per barrel. Press review China Oil Imports Surge to Record Highs, WTI Climbs We reported recently that China has passed another milestone in its economic development and has become the number one consumer of liquid fuel. Now that China imports a lot of liquid oil and demand for oil has surged, West Texas Intermediate has reversed earlier losses. Whereas WTI for November delivery rose as much as 50 cents to $102.52 on the New York Mercantile Exchange, Brent for November settlement was 17 cents lower at $111.11 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange. A month ago, China overtook America as the largest buyer of oil on the international markets which is good news for oil companies; however, quite a tough situation for China as it has increased its energy insecurity. The report from the Energy Information Administration of the . government, says that China’s net oil imports hit an average 6.3 million barrels a day. The last couple of decades have seen tremendous growth in Chinese economy and so have been the... Using WTI prices within an EXPERT C Some choices:- 1) Find out if there is an equivalent for WTI to this for VIX cboe/publish/ScheduledTask/MktData/datahouse/vixcurrent.csv and use MTs read a URL DLL calling abilities 2) Use MT DLLs to screenscrape a page like this marketwatch/investing/stock/wti 3) Wait for MT5 that might have this index connectivity as standard FWIW -this guy forexmq4.blogspot/ has done alot in this area Good Luck -BB- Volume Trade (Deas) Trading on the basis of volume, price and time on EUR,GBP,AUD,CAD,CHF,JPY,RUB,WTI,XAU,XAG,S&P500,NASDAQ. Timeframe D1. Constant Range Detector Detects and displays fixed value of Constant Range Candles - Range Bars and Renko Boxes. Place any position on chart. Indicators: Pearson correlation indicator Trade Oil with Currency Correlations (based on dailyfx article) Correlations are useful to find direction for a variety of markets.Oil and the USDCAD have a negative correlation.Once direction is found, plan your trading strategy for another asset. Understanding market correlations can allow traders to have an option on a commodity based off of the direction of their favorite currency pair. The idea is to take two seemingly different markets or assets and see how market price moves relative to each other. Today we will review using the USDCAD currency pair to determine the direction of USOIL (WTI) through the use of a correlation. Oils Correlation When someone mentions Oil, currency traders should immediately think of the USDCAD as a correlating currency pair. These assets are negatively correlated meaning they generally can be seen moving in opposing directions. This occurs because the USDCAD quotes the price of Canadian Dollars in terms of USDollars. USOil represents Oil per barrel priced in terms of... PetroMax (badtraderTodd) Daytrading strategy on Light Sweet Crude Oil (WTI or CL), using Exponential MA, support and resistance lines, and RSI. 1 lot = 100 barrels Trading Oil on IG Index and need to find the charts on Meta Trader for analysis Trading Oil on IG Index and need to find the charts on Meta Trader for analysis Hi there I am trying to get the charts that are on IG Index for Crude Oil on my Meta Trader in order to do technical analysis but yesterday I traded the wrong chart on IG and made money on the MT account but loss on the IG account which I thought were the same charts. The Oil charts I am looking for on Meta Trader are: Daily Brent Crude (Nov) Daily US Light Crude (Nov) Brent Crude Nov-13 US Light Crude Nov-13 Brent Crude Dec-13 US Light Crude Dec-13 At the moment the two oil charts I have found on Meta Trader are : Brent and WTI but exactly which charts are they are on IG? And can someone tell me the symbols for these charts so I can do the technical analysis on Meta Trader and trade on IG. Many thanks if anyone can tell me Best Regards Poonam Simple Indicator lines Help I draw daily lines an a chart for pivot and resistance points with values taken from livecharts website. What I then do is draw lines at round numbers, for example the last column here is WTI so i draw 7 lines at the specified values. R3113.321,793.434.582993.753.14982.969995.06 R2112.691,788.334.582987.423.14012.960894.34 R1112.051,783.334.582981.083.13042.951693.61 PIVOT111.071,779.134.582974.673.11522.933493.12 S1110.431,774.134.582968.333.10552.924292.39 S2109.451,769.934.582961.923.09032.906091.90 S3108.811,764.934.582955.583.08062.896891.17 I then want lines to be drawn at round numbers so starting from the pivot at 93.12 I want a line at 93.5, 94.0, 94.5, 95.0 and also 93.0, 92.5, 92.0, 91.5. I understand I will need to enter the values from livecharts for the initial points but I want an indicator to automatically plot the rest. Having never worked with coding before I have no idea where to begin. IS it also possible to have them as part of the background as I frequently and by accident move... please convert this small piece of mql4 code ==> mql5 code Attached mql4 code, please convert to mql5 code, regards: ------------------------- #property copyright Copyright © 2010, rulefxoneday #property link fxpartrocks@gmail extern double minlots=0.05; extern double maxlots=0.10; extern string Symbol1 = XAUUSD; extern string Symbol2 = XAGUSD; extern string Symbol3 = WTI; extern double smalldollars=2.5; extern double bigdollars=20; extern int smallmagic=11; extern int bigmagic=22; bool basketdollars=true; // enable basket dollars double smallbuyorderprofit,smallsellorderprofit,bigbuyorderprofit,bigsellorderprofit; extern int CorPeriod =5; bool runnable=true; bool init=true; bool result; double pBid, pAsk, pp; int i=0; datetime timeprev=0; double pt; //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Custom indicator initialization function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int init() { return(0); } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Custom... Programm an EA for spread / gap trading Hi, Lets say we have two instruments that follow the same trend. E.G. Dax and DJ, or WTI and brent. if there is a certain gap between them, you open long position of the upper and a short position of the lower insturment. Position close when they meet. Is it possible to program an EA that can do it? How can an EA meassure the spread between the instruments? How can an EA close the position? Best, Sebastian Programm an EA for spread / gap trading Programm an EA for spread / gap trading sebastianhh: Hi, Lets say we have two instruments that follow the same trend. E.G. Dax and DJ, or WTI and brent. if there is a certain gap between them, you open long position of the upper and a short position of the lower instrument. Position close when they meet. Is it possible to program an EA that can do it? How can an EA measure the spread between the instruments? How can an EA close the position? Best, Sebastian >Is it possible to program an EA that can do it? Of course it is. >How can an EA measure the spread between the instruments? Spread is perhaps an unfortunate choice of terminology but if you can write down the equation of what you want to measure then the computer can calculate it automatically. The job of a trader is work out what the equation or relationship is. >How can an EA close the position? By using OrderClose(); docs.mql4/trading/orderclose About the spreads of the brokers... About the spreads of the brokers... Hello, I have a broker and I do not know anyelse, so I do not know the spread of other brokers on different commodities, forex or indices... For example, my future S&P500 spread is 5, one digit after the dot Golds: 80 pips, 2 digits after the dot OILs (Brent): I have not the possibility to trade the WTI: 7 pips, 2 digits FRA.40: (CAC40 future): 25 pips, one digit And all the Forex are 2 pips spread etc... I would know if someone could have better with another broker on commodities for example or indices. Merci davance. why was my position filled without authorisation? Hi, I had left an open trade last night on WTI crude oil and was filled out for a loss, without placing a stop loss order. I placed a take profit order at 99.45 and the price spiked to 99.49 at 11pm. 02:18:04 91091933: order #78099179 buy 10.00 US_OIL at 99.17 was modified -> sl: 0.00 tp: 99.45 02:18:10 MetaTrader 4 4.00 build 409 stopped 10:48:34 MetaTrader 4 4.00 build 409 started (MetaQuotes Software Corp.) 10:48:41 91091933: login 10:48:46 91091933: login How and why did this happen because contracts dont change over for 1-2 weeks yet as far as I have always known. Please advise if I have made a mistake somewhere or if this is a computing software error. Thanks and have a good day. BB Right Click Trading Disabled? During certain hours the other day the trade option with right click was not appearing on WTI then a few hours later it appeared again, so I was unable to make any trades. Can anyone please tell me why this option dissappears during certain times or conditions? How many ways can this option just dissapear? See below: Backtest data Hi Can anyone recommend some good/reliable historic Forex rates for downloading / importing to MT4 historic center directly(data format is accepted by MT4).It doesnt matter it is a free source or pay one. I realised the data available for downloading by MetaQuotes got some issues, it has missing data in between the time series, likes EURJPY, it jumps from 7/5/2010 to 28/6/2010. Same things for AUDJPY, I just dont know which part will be missed and I dont feel comfortable of using it, after spending so much times for testing/optimization, then I realised the data is incompleted, a kind of frustrated. It is also too troublesome to check line by line before using it if one needs to test for 3/4 years data. Btw. where can find WTI/Brent historic data for testing at MT4 platform Thanks Tim Historic data Hi Can anyone recommend some good/reliable historic Forex rates for downloading / importing to MT4 historic center directly(data format is accepted by MT4).It doesnt matter it is a free source or pay one. I realised the data available for downloading by MetaQuotes got some issues, it has missing data in between the time series, likes EURJPY, it jumps from 7/5/2010 to 28/6/2010. Same things for AUDJPY, I just dont know which part will be missed and I dont feel comfortable of using it, after spending so much times for testing/optimization, then I realised the data is incompleted, a kind of frustrated. It is also too troublesome to check line by line before using it if one needs to test for 3/4 years data. 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Results of years of research, Caspar’s articles can be found in the previous editions of FX Trader Magazine. Further Articles: Frau Doktor M.: Will Angela Merkel’s dislike for financial markets and the possibility that Germany might consider abandoning the Eurozone periphery affect the first positive Euro recovery signs? High Frequency Trading and Market Stability: the author explains why the use of algorithmic trading systems is inevitable and unavoidable. How to cope with violent market... FX Trader Magazine 2010/04 FX Trader Magazine, 2010 April/June Weak Dollar Euro Troubles: Greek Tragedy in III Acts. Symptomatic lack of a shared European plan. Looking beyond a short-term solution.Welcome To The New Dark Age: Economic stagnation, Wars, Pandemics. Is our industrial civilization entering a period of decline?Transforming $250K in $940K In 90 Days: Interview with Jason Stapleton, who generated short of 300% return at a recent trading challenge. He explains the reasons he entered the challenge and the method he teaches on the FX. Further Articles: Interview with Dave Lemont - CEO of Currensee Inc – Forex trading social network. Building Robust FX Trading Systems - Know your currencies. LatAm Currencies and the Dollar: Fundamental analysis and future projections for the main LatAm currencies and the USD. Interview: 56 Ugo Lancioni, FX manager, explains what it takes to be a good investor and the importance of a diversified strategy based on fundamentals. The private banker’s analysis. Analysis of the current... FX Trader Magazine 2010/01 FX Trader Magazine, 2010 January/March Volatile Stability Of Late 2009 Dangers For 2010: Analysis of the dynamics of the currency markets in the last months of 2009 and possible future crisis for the majors.Brett Steenbarger - Interview: Traders Performance Coach, Brett explains how he works with professional traders, helping them build on their patterns of success.Trading Psychology: Learn about the benefits of whole-mind trading, combining instinct and analysis. Further Articles: 2010 – Expect high volatility: the private banker’s analysis. A simple plan to trading: a step by step approach to the elaboration of a trading model. Interview: Christopher Brandon, FX manager, explains why it is fundamental to focus on the absolute risk and be always aware of the worst case scenario. Speculative Trading with Options: the importance of volatility in speculative option trading. Trading System – Part 4 – Exploiting the volume profile. FX Trader Magazine 2009/10 FX Trader Magazine, 2009 October/December John Bollinger Interview: How he created the Bollinger Bands. His favorite tools and methodologies on the forex, and what traders should do to be successful.Majors: And the Green Shoots Blossomed is the current macro evolution of the majors a sign of the return of the carry-trade, and a historical turning point for the Yen?Technical Analysis: Learn how to use Ichimoku clouds with Moving Averages and GRAM to create an FX spot trading model. Further Articles: Working in Multiple Time Frames: a srategic approach giving a broader vision of the market direction. Building a Robust FX Trading System – Part 3 – Identifying an edge. Broker Review: CMC Markets. Interviews: Henrik Pedersen, explains Pareto’s strategy and how he manages a 44,5 billion USD portfolio. Ross Donoghue, explains the advantages of spread betting and how CMC Markets run the FX business. FX Trader Magazine 2009/07 FX Trader Magazine, 2009 July/September Forex Broker Survival Guide: The impact of the new NFA regulations and the traders’ choice from the Forexds Awards 2009.Central Banks disregarding the dollar? A study about central banks’ current monetary policies.Trading Systems: Why building a reliable FX historical database is a real challenge. Further Articles: Green Shoots recovery: fundamental analysis of the first economic recovery signs and their impact on currencies. CLS :a gate for the global FX market. Broker Reviews: ODL Securities Limited 51 GFT Uk. Interview: Mike buzzeo,Sr. vice president marketing, FXCM, shares his views on the new US regulations and explains the company’s current development. Why successful trading has very little to do with the market. FX Trader Magazine 2009/04 FX Trader Magazine, 2009 April/June Unconventional Monetary Policies: how policy makers are shaping the currency markets through confusing sometimes frantic decisions.Grammatical Evolution: implementing a trading model through a promising evolutionary computing approach.Fundamentals Of Trading Psychology: getting prepared to cope with the laws of Quantum mechanics - Part 1. Further Articles: Return to Valuation: how CPI based Purchasing Parity Power can make it easy to derive longterm valuations in FX markets Forex Leverage: Friend or Foe? the risks of using a high degree of leverage on the Forex markets Using Oscillators as trend following indicators: an example of how the stochastic can be used to identify trends on various timeframes Interview: Robert Marcellus FX Manager explains how he reached a +18,48% performance in 2008 Building Robust FX Trading Systems, by identifying and exploiting a small edge, as many times as possible Stock & Commodities 2013/11 Stock & Commodities, 2013 November FEATURE ARTICLE Understanding The Yield Curve, Part 1 by Giorgos E. Siligardos, PhD In this two-part series, you’ll get a comprehensive review of yield curve analysis and how it can be applied to making decisions in the stock market. In this first part, we look at basic theory as well as some guidelines for how discretionary investors can use it to gauge the investing landscape. Applying The IRSTS Swing Trading Rules by Sylvain Vervoort This seven-part series has thus far provided the components of the indicator rules for a swing trading strategy (IRSTS), from color-coding candlesticks to smoothing oscillators to creating an expert system. Now that all of the components have been detailed, here’s how you can put this swing trad-ing strategy to use in your trading. The Repeated Median Velocity Strategy, Part 1 by Dennis Meyers, PhD It sounds complicated, but it’s actually simple. In this first part of a two-part series, find out how to use this strategy to place... FX Trader Magazine 2013/07 FX Trader Magazine, 2013 July/September Commodity Currencies Await green Light From Beijing: An expert look at the standoff between Beijing and the local governments and the opportunities a compromise may offer this year for commodity currencies.Interview With Hans Redeker: Morgan Stanley’s Global Head of FX Strategy gives us his view on current macroeconomic events.Trading Price Gaps: What are price gaps? How to recognize the various types of price gaps and how to trade them. Further Articles: Be careful in catching the Emerging Markets falling knife. How recent emerging markets developments are likely to unfold and which are the more vulnerable EM currencies. Focus on Abenomics: Japanese prime minister’s third round of policy measures and the challenges ahead for Mr. Abe’s plan.Manual or Algorithmic Strategies: Benefits and limitations of manual strategies. Can algorithms correct psychological flaws? Interview with Alessio De Longhis, Vice President and Portfolio Manager at Oppenheimer Funds.... e-Forex 2011/01 e-FOREX, 2010 January FOREWORD Derivatives, riding the next wave of regulation. LEADER Overcoming systemic risk: FX adapts to a new competitive OTC clearing landscape. MARKETPLACE Technology and growth: key trends in e-FX for 2011. INDUSTRY REPORT Shifting demand for Single-Dealer platforms. FEATURES Single-Dealer platforms: staying ahead in the FX game Engaging the market with more intelligent FX orders Validation and Compliance: applying new toolsets for more effective TCA in FX FOREX TECHNOLOGY Cloud Computing Services: meeting more than demand spikes in FX High volume FX-taking a new approach to performance management THE e-FOREX INTERVIEW The boys are back in town. FX ON EXCHANGES Venues, products and users: momentum builds for FX on Exchanges. REGIONAL E-FX PERSPECTIVE Brazil. FOCUS Reaching a crossroads: is it time to re-think the management of electronic FX options? RETAIL E-FX PROVIDER Solving the Post Trade puzzle: helping retail FX providers achieve increased operational efficiencies... e-Forex 2012/07 e-FOREX, 2012 July FOREWORD Formulating a new benchmark of FX Best Practices. LEADER From banks to the buy-side - FX Clearing brings risk mitigation to the wider market. REGULATORY ROUNDUP FX regulation around the world. FEATURES Standing out from a crowd - how are FX e-commerce services being differentiated? FX Options – enhancing the pricing and execution experience of electronic platforms REGIONAL E-FX PERSPECTIVE Latin America. FOCUS Big Data – FX meets the challenge of a growing information tsunami. FOREX TECHNOLOGY Reducing latency in FX – making the case for investing in new trading infrastructures. FAST TRACK Technology - helping to meet the challenges of electronic FX. ALGORITHMIC FX TRADING Achieving more rapid design and deployment of algorithmic FX trading strategies News Analytics - Capturing market opinion for high performance FX FX MYTHBUSTERS FX trade workflows and regulatory change. RETAIL E-FX PROVIDER Liquidity Bridging - helping FX brokers to manage risk, capture business and... Stock & Commodities 2014/02 Stock & Commodities, 2014 February FEATURE ARTICLE The Degree Of Complexity by Oscar G. Cagigas When designing trading systems, it’s easy to keep adding parameters or filters. But does the system perform better when it’s more complex? Here’s how you can keep your system efficient and only add more when it’s necessary. Static Option Income Strategies: Do They Work? by Giorgos E. Siligardos, PhD If you’re trading options, you’ve probably heard of static option income strategies. They promise low but almost riskless profits. Sound too good to be true? Here’s what you need to be aware of before trading them. The Weekly Options, Part 2 by John A. Sarkett Last month in part 1, we tracked the growth in weekly options and presented one trader’s success story trading AAPL iron butter - flies. Here, we look at three more ways to trade weeklys. Futures For You by Carley Garner Here’s how the futures market really works. Small Range, Big Profits by Robert E. Ross Small-range bars are your friends.... Stock & Commodities 2013/12 Stock & Commodities, 2014 December FEATURE ARTICLE Understanding The Yield Curve, Part 2 by Giorgos Siligardos, PhD Last month in part 1, we presented the basics of yield curve analysis. Here, we review its historical performancein various countries through the use of yield spread indicators. Fundamental, Technical, Or Both by Markos Katsanos Forecasting models tend to rely either on fundamental or technical analysis to select stocks. Is one superior tothe other? Find out here. Repeated Median Velocity Strategy, Part 2 by Dennis Meyers Here in the second part of this article, you’ll identify optimal parameters and find out how the system performed. Futures For You by Carley Garner Here’s how the futures market reallyworks. Identifying Successful Futures Trading Rooms by Dean Handley, PhD, MBA, JD Virtual trading rooms allow participants to log in and follow trade signals provided by a head trader. Ever thought of joining one? Here are a few things to keep in mind before you select one to trade from.... Stock & Commodities 2013/10 Stock & Commodities, 2013 October The Missing Link, Part 2 by Mircea Dologa In this second part of a twopart series, you see the time & price relationship develop in real time on a chart of gold futures. FEATURE ARTICLE Trading Smiles And Frowns by Thomas Bulkowski Can a patternrecognition technique this simple really boost trading profits? Find out more. An Expert Of A System by Sylvain Vervoort In this sixth part of a sevenpart series, we look at an expert trading system that colorcodes candlesticks to simplify entry & exit decisions. Build A Better Moving Average by Richard D. Ahrens Is it possible to have a moving average that minimizes zigzags and powers through the occasional price spike? Find out here. Intraday Or Swing Trader? by Josh DiPietro Find out how this trader applies a synergy between these two time frames to create his trading plan. INTERVIEW Charting The Future With Scott Brown by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan Scott Brown, president of Meta Stock, has been with the company for... Stock & Commodities 2013/09 Stock & Commodities, 2013 September Trading Without A Backstop, Part 2 by Anthony Trongone, PhD, CTA, CFP Placing protective stops affects your trading performance in good and bad ways. Should you or shouldn’t you use them? Here’s a look. FEATURE ARTICLE The Missing Link, Part 1 by Mircea Dologa The relationship between time and price has a direct influence on trading profitability. Here’s a look at how you can gain an insight by looking at the euro and the Romanian leu. Muscle Up Those Averages by Ajay Pankhania Find out how simple is better through this example of the EUR/USD currency pair. FOREX FOCUS Beating The Currency Markets by Azeez Mustapha It may seem impossible, but it can be done. Find out how. Oscillators, Smoothed by Sylvain Vervoort In this fifth part of our article series on indicator rules for a swing trading strategy (IRSTS), we will introduce an oscillator based on Percent B INTERVIEW Forex Forecasting With Vikram Murarka by Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan Vikram Murarka has been... Stock & Commodities 2013/08 Stock & Commodities, 2013 August Trading By The Numbers by Sami Khan Many traders are happy to backtest their trading systems, but how often do they study the statistics behind their trading setups prior to implementing a strategy? Here’s a look at how taking this step can help determine whether it’s worth developing a trading system based on an idea. FEATURE ARTICLE Trading Without A Backstop by Anthony Trongone, PhD, CTA, CFP Stop orders minimize losses, but they can also misfire. Here’s a statistical model applied to the spiders that quantitatively measures the profitability of protective stop orders. Within The Volatility Band by Sylvain Vervoort In this fourth part of a seven-part series on indicator rules for a swing trading strategy (IRSTS), we look at catching reversals using the boundaries of volatility bands. Market Mobs by John Cameron The markets are powerful and propelled by emotions, often influenced by crowds. Get an edge by understanding how shifts in sentiment affect the... Stock & Commodities 2013/07 Stock & Commodities, 2013 July Trading The Equity Curve by Oscar Cagigas A trading system that brings in consistent profits is a keeper. But if it stops giving you the results you want, is it best to stop using it? We take a look. FEATURE ARTICLE Predicting Market Turning Points by Martti Luoma and Seppo Pynnönen Here’s a unique look at how you can identify market turning points. Futures For You by Carley Garner Here’s how the futures market reallyworks. The Step Candle Pattern by Sylvain Vervoort In this third part of a sevenpart series on indicator rules for a swing trading strategy (IRSTS), we look at how to identify a candlestick pattern that appears at turning points. Explore Your Options by Tom Gentile Got a question about options? Trading Buy & Hold by Thomas Bulkowski There comes a time when you have to sell your longterm holdings. Here’s how you know when to sell them. Q&A by Don Bright This professional trader answers a few of your questions. How Long Will The Trend Last? by L.A.... Stock & Commodities 2013/06 Stock & Commodities, 2013 June The 1-2-3 Wave Count by Sylvain Vervoort In this second part of a sevenarticle series, find out about the 1-2-3 wave count system that is part of the indicator rules for a swing trading strategy (IRSTS). FEATURE ARTICLE Early Morning Activity by Anthony Trongone Can an analysis of early morning trading activity offer you a forecasting advantage in the opening hour of the equities market? Find out here. Q&A by Don Bright This professional trader answers a few of your questions. Mining The Web by Neville Millar Can we really use something that’s already available on our computers to get the data we want to help us in our trading? Find out here. Futures For You by Carley Garner Here’s how the futures market reallyworks. Evaluation Of Stocks, ETFs, And Funds by Chris Pratsch Here’s a daily stock evaluation method that anyone with access to a computer and printer can use. News Events, Earnings, And Economic Numbers by Avi Gilburt The stock market is considered a leading... Stock & Commodities 2013/05 Stock & Commodities, 2013 May ‘Trendy’ Chart Patterns by Thomas Bulkowski Which chart patterns precede a strong breakout move? Find out here. FEATURE ARTICLE Indicator Rules For Swing Trading Strategies, Part 1 by Sylvain Vervoort In today’s volatile markets, making money consistently is a challenge. You need a good strategy with reliable trading rules. This seven-part series will discuss such a strategy and its trading rules. This first part presents an overview. Sell In May And Go Away by Mark Vakkur The S&P 500 continues to make most of its gains between November and April and underperform between May and October. Here is an updated look at this phenomenon and how you can put it to use. Head & Shoulders, Algorithmically, Part 2 by Giorgos E. Siligardos, PhD Part 1 of this two-part series showed how to find important milestone points in a head & shoulders formation. Here, an algorithm is presented that lets the computer find the formations. Futures For You by Carley Garner Here’s how the... Review for signal Allahu_Akbar godbless me bolodewofx Всё работало , пока не появился символ WTI, у меня его нету The Foreign Exchange Matrix: A new framework for traders to understand currency movements The foreign exchange market is huge, fascinating and yet widely misunderstood by participants and non-participants alike. This is because its unanswered questions are numerous. For instance, what is the purpose of the $4 trillion per day trading volume? What determines currency trends and who are the players in the FX arena? Does FX drive other financial markets, or is it the passive end-product of all the other markets? FX is without clear supply and demand factors, so how do traders determine sentiment and price direction? Much is written in an effort to answer these questions, but a lot of it is just noise. In the 12 pieces here, Barbara Rockefeller and Vicki Schmelzer draw on their combined 50 years experience in foreign exchange to cut through the clutter and provide an elegant and razor-sharp look at this market. Their analysis is accurate, useful and enlivened by many anecdotes and examples from historic market events. They cover: How the matrix concept can help observers understand foreign...
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