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For the work at Forex, every day each trader must detect technical levels of the resistance and support. As it is already mentioned in the previous chapters, detection of technical levels of the resistance and support is rather complicated. A trader (and the beginner especially) must clearly differ the levels of various currency pairs. Issuing from these criteria, one can project a commercial plan for the trading session and develop the daily working tactics.

I suppose that the most optimal technical levels are submitted by Axel Rudolph from Dow Jones Newswires agency.

There is an example of the technical levels on July 7, 2006.

According to the technical analysis given to European currency markets by Axel Rudolph from Dow Jones Newswires agency, USD will come down (drop) – see the moving charts made on July 7, 2006 for 24 hours.

EUR/USD; EUR/GBP; EUR/JPY; EUR/ CHF .

The 3rd resistance! 1.2914 !0.6997 !148.12 !1.5766 !

The 2nd resistance! 1.2842 !0.6988 !147.80 !1.5742 !

The 1st resistance! 1.2789 !0.6968 !147.50 !1.5713 !

The point of reversal (pivot)! 1.2775 !0.6957 !147.15 !1.5699 !

The 1st support!1.2758 !0.6942 !146.96 !1.5689 !

The 2nd support! 1.2730 !0.6920 !146.55 !1.5669 !

The 3rd support! 1.2685 !0.6913 !146.20 !1.5650 !

Let us examine EUR/USD pair movement during the day. The pair aims at the minor (accessory) resistance at the level 1.2789 (it is Fibonacci correction level by 61.8%). If this level will be broken through, the pair will reach the point 1.2842. For this pair, the 1st level of support is located at the level 1.2758 (the minimum on Sunday). If, on the contrary to expectations, this level will be broken through, the pair can “test for strength” the minor (accessory, second-order) support at the level 1.2730.

In the weekly EUR/USD pair movement is depicted. It is an ascending trend.

EUR/GBP pair movement is presented in the daily chart. One can expect the pair to reach (arrive at) the secondary resistance at the level 0.6968. If this level will be broken through, the pair will aim at the resistance at the point 0.6988. The 1st level of support is located at 0.6942. If this level of support will not resists (stand up), the currency pair will aim at the level support at 0.6920.

In the weekly chart, one can see EUR/GBP pair movement. It is an ascending trend.

EUR/JPY pair movement is depicted in the daily chart. This pair aims at the minor (accessory) resistance at 147.50 – until the 1st support at 146.96 is not broken through (the daily minimum on Tuesday). Exceeding the value of 147.50, the pair will aim at the minor (accessory) resistance at 147.80. Below 146.96, the levels of support are 146.55 and 146.20.

EUR/JPY pair movement is depicted in the weekly chart. It is an ascending trend.

Further, EUR/CHF pair movement is depicted in the daily chart. The pair again “puts on trial” the minor (accessory) resistance at the level 1.5713 (it is the maximum in the given medium). If this level will be broken through, this pair will “test for durability” the resistance at the level 1.5742. The 1st support is located at the level 1.5689. The next one is placed at 1.5669 (the minimal value on the Thursday morning).

There is EUR/CHF pair movement depicted in the weekly chart. It is the ascending trend.

And now we regard with the following currency pairs:

GBP/USD; USD/JPY; USD/CHF ; Aussie dollar/USD.

The 3rd resistance!1.8496 !116.67 !1.2446 !0.7510 !

The 2nd resistance! 1.8475 !116.01 !1.2396 !0.7503 !

The 1 st resistance! .!1.8415 !115.84 !1.2364 !0.7481 !

The point of reversal! 1.8370 !115.20 !1.2292 !0.7464!

The 1st support! 1.8320 !115.02 !1.2262 !0.7449 !

The 2nd support! 1.8270 !114.34 !1.2197 !0.7439 !

The 3rd support! !1.8200 !114.00 !1.2135 !0.7405 !

Let us examine GBP/USD pair movement during that day. The pair aims at the minor (accessory) resistance at the level 1.8415. If this level will be broken through, the pair will aim at the point 1.8475. For this currency pair, the minor (accessory) support is located at the level 1.8320 (the maximum on June 23). The next level of support makes 1.8270 (the maximum on June 27).

There is GBP/USD pair movement depicted in the weekly chart. Is it the recoil from the level of support?

Let us examine USD/JPY pair movement during a day. The currency pair is descending again, aiming at the minor (accessory) support at 115.02. If this level will be broken through, the currency pair will aim at the level of support at 114.34. The first resistance is located at 115.84 (the maximum in the medium).

We now dwell on USD/JPY pair weekly movement. The increase is hampered by the resistance level.

Let us examine the daily chart of USD/CHF movement. One can expect the pair to descend down to the minor (accessory) support at 1.2262, till the growth will be restricted by the resistance at 1.2364. If this level of resistance will be broken through, an increase in this currency pair on Friday can restrict the minor (accessory) resistance at 1.2396. The support is located at 1.2197, which is lower than the level 1.2262 (the minimum in the medium).

Again, one can study USD/CHF pair movement, depicted in the weekly chart. The increase is hampered by the level of resistance.

There is AUD /USD pair movement depicted in the daily chart. This pair aims at the minor (accessory) resistance at 0.7481. If this level will be broken through, this pair will aim at the marks 0.7503 and 0.7510. These points are the maximums on June 9 and June 12, respectively. The 1st minor (accessory) support is located at the level 0.7449 (the minimum on the Friday morning). This level of support must hold out (“survive”) if the currency pair tests this level for strength (durability). If this level will be broken through, the minor (accessory) support at 0.7339 will hamper the decay of this currency pair.

There is Aussie dollar /USD pair movement depicted in the weekly chart. One can see the recoil from the level of support.

The point of recoil (U-turn, pivot) is equal to the sum of the maximal and minimal prices of the bargain closing at the previous day, divided by three.

Students of Masterforex Trading Academy have developed an indicator – Pivot RS session. It is intended for saving time that could be spent on daily marking points of recoil (U-turn, pivot) and 3 levels of the resistance and support (see the levels of the resistance and support by Axel RS – http://forum.masterforex-v.su

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We now dwell on the advantages of the technical analysis given by Axel Rudolph to Forex market.

1.For a trader, it is so easily to see the reversal (pivot) point and 3 levels of resistance/ support as regards the 8 basic currency pairs at Forex. Surely, such approach economizes the time.

2.One should pay attention to Axel analytical review title. The further currency movement at that very day must be taken into account as well. Rudolph Alex has clearly exposed the currency pair movement direction at the beginning of trading at Forex.

3.In the charts that concern June 7, 2006, one can watch how the ally currency pairs, located place beyond the pivot, have managed to break through the levels of resistance/ support ## 1, 2, 3. It is conditioned by decrease in USD rate.

4.Let us dwell on the possibility of gaining profit at Forex. As one can judge by the above-given examples, a trader can gain profit with the currency pair movement to start from the 1st and up to the 3rd level of support/resistance.

The comments. The reader should pay attention to dispute between Masterforex-V Trading Academy students and a leader of Forex Brokers Forex Club. This Forex Brokers, every day issuing Dow Jones Newswires, somehow manages to keep on “forgetting” to submit the analytical reviews that contain Rudolph Axel’s levels to its traders. Only students of Masterforex-V Trading Academy have made one of the largest Forex Brokers of Forex club in Russia to include Rudolph Axel’s analytical investigations into Dow Jones Newswires for the traders.

We now dwell on drawbacks of technical levels at Forex, submitted by Dow Jones’s agency.

1. Any system cannot be reliable if one does not understand the essence of it. So, what one can do when Axel’s levels would be not issued tomorrow. Otherwise, R. Axel can be mistaken.

2. How one can on one’s own detect R. Axel’s levels in several hours before the news publication.

3. How one can manage to know the levels of resistance/support in half of an hour earlier than R. Axel would publish it? By the way, students of Masterforex-V Trading Academy somehow do get this information earlier than it appears in Dow Jones Newswires (news line), issued by leading Forex Brokers in Russia?

4. You can calculate the currency pair pivot (the point of reversal) according to the following technique: “the point of reversal is equal to the sum of the maximum, minimum and the price of closing at the previous day, divided by three”. However, this point will never coincide with the value, which R. Axel would submit you the next morning. Is not it true? How to calculate the pivot so that to make both these values to coincide?

5. Which other techniques can be used in order to check the correctness of R. Axel’s levels. For instance, on July 7, 2006 the fourth level of resistance for the EUR/GBP pair was calculated before the issue of news. It made the local peak in American session. (GBP was at 1.8540; EUR was at 1.2860).

There is another example. On July 10, 2006 R. Axel has pointed out to the 3rd level of support of GBP as 1.8415. At the same time, the majority of participants of Masterforex-V Trading Academy closed their bargains at 1.8365 – it was the local minimum on that very day (July 10, 2006). How one can detect a local minimum of the trading day with the accuracy up to 1 point in the first half of the trading session when GBP has moved through 160 points?

Chart 2.3.8. (For view the picture see notes in end of article)

Aiming at gaining profits regularly, students of Masterforex-V Trading Academy study such specificities. Surely, the detection of pivot point and the 3-4 levels of resistance/support is necessary for gaining profits regularly. However, the knowledge just of this method is not enough.

Note: Full text of this article and pictures of examples you can see on http://www.masterforex-v.su/002_003.htm

If you wish to be trained on Trading System Masterforex-V – one of new and most effective techniques of trade on Forex in the world visit http://www.masterforex-v.su/

By: Stewart Brooks

About the Author:
Stewart is an expert investor who built his fortune on the stock market. He helped create the Dow Jones Never Lose Trade system with Karl Dittmann, which he consistently uses to make huge profits.



Understanding the Basics of Forex Trading: Currency Pairs

Posted by Kenny On June - 17 - 2010


The foreign exchange market, or Forex (FX) for short, is said to be the oldest international trade market. It is also the largest of all trade markets. Analysts have estimated the average yearly trading volume on Forex to be over a trillion dollars. The Forex is not an exchange centralized in any one place, and trading on it takes place 24 hours a day and seven days a week without pause.

To trade on this market, you have to understand what is being traded. Forex trading deals with world currencies. A trader buys and sells currencies by exchanging one form of money for another, with the goal of making a profit from the transaction. The market quotations in Forex specify pairs of currencies. They are depicted by showing the base currency followed by a different currency, for example: USD/EUR or GBP/USD.

The most commonly traded Forex currency pairs are considered to be:

EUR/USD: Euro vs. U.S. Dollar

GBP/USD: British Pound vs. U.S. Dollar

USD/JPY: U.S. Dollar vs. Japanese Yen

USD/CHF: U.S. Dollar vs. Swiss Franc

Here’s how to interpret a typical Forex quotation. The currency that is shown first is generally known as the base currency, but it is known by other terms as well. It can be called the domestic currency or accounting currency or even be termed as the primary currency of a Forex currency pair. The currency that is shown in second place is called the counter or quote currency. The base currency is always equal to a single monetary unit of exchange (for example, 1 USD, 1 EUR, 1 GBP). This is generally implied and not shown. The quote currency is the amount of that currency that is able to purchase a single unit of the base currency. Forex currency pairs normally depict what is termed the “bid” and “ask” price. The bid price refers to the price at which the broker is willing to buy, while the ask price refers to the price at which the broker is willing to sell.

Let’s take a look at a sample quotation. Consider a USD/EUR currency pair that is quoted as USD/EUR = 1.8. If you purchase this currency pair, you will receive 1 USD for every 1.8 euros that you sell. If you sell this currency pair, you will earn 1.5 euros for every 1 USD that you sell.

By: Bill Smith

About the Author:
Bill is a veteran forex trader who built up a huge fortune over a 10 year period. When he talks, it’s worth listening. He recommends picking up the Forex MEGADRIOD system to predict trades with a 95.82% accuracy (check it out now – you’ll be amazed).



Forex Currency Trading Systems

Posted by Kenny On June - 15 - 2010


The forex currency trading system is the system, which lets the forex traders buy one currency and sell the other simultaneously. This is a platform where you can also participate in the currency trading game and make lucrative profits by buying and selling currency pairs.

According to the basics of forex currency trading system, when the value of a currency falls the currency should be bought and when it rises, the currency should be sold off. However, you must know the basics of forex trading before you start using forex currency trading systems. The forex currency trading system is the relatively new venture into the financial world; over three trillion dollars worth of transactions are taking place everyday in the forex market with forex currency trading system.

The Forex currency trading system works like this. For example, you anticipate that the value of Euro will increase relative to Dollar, and you buy Euros with Dollars. So, if the Euro rate increases relative to the Dollar, you sell the Euros and make your profit. The first currency of each currency pair is referred as the base currency, and the second is as the ‘counter’ or ‘quote currency’. Each currency pair is expressed in units of the counter currency needed to get one unit of the base currency. If the price or quote of the EUR/USD is 1.2545, it means that 1.2545 US dollars are needed to get one EUR.

These currency pairs used in the forex currency trading system are usually traded and quoted with a ‘bid’ and ‘ask’ price. The ‘bid’ is the price at which the broker is willing to buy and the ‘ask’ is the price at which he is willing to sell.

Fibonacci currency trading system is based on the world famous Fibonacci sequence – which is formed by a series of numbers where each number is the sum of the two preceding numbers, such as 1,1,2,3,5,8,……and so on. The forex currency trading system benefits a lot from this mathematical system; if you closely monitor the forex rate charts you will see Fibonacci series type oscillations in prices.

When applied to the field of currency trading, the ratio derived from this sequence of numbers, i.e. .236, .50, .382, .618, etc., it has been found that the oscillations observed in forex charts, follow Fibonacci ratios very closely. Since the Fibonacci system calculates the points, levels or currency pair in advance, you, as a trader, easily come to know when to enter into the market for trading and when to exit.

There are over 60 currency pairs available in a forex currency trading system to trade on. However, there are four currency pairs that dominate the forex currency trading system. These are:

EUR/USD: Euro vs. USD (U.S. Dollar)

GBP/USD: British Pound vs. USD

USD/JPY: USD vs. Japanese YEN

USD/CHF: USD vs. Swiss franc

These currency pairs generate up to 85% of the overall volume generated in the Forex market.

The base/counter currency concept illustrates what is actually happening in a Forex transaction. This allows you to short-sell with no restrictions. In forex currency trading system, short-selling is when you sell a stock or currency first and then try to buy it back at a lower price later.

As there are no restrictions, you can make money when the market drops as well as when it rises. So unlike stock market, in the forex currency trading system lets you make money in all directions.

By: Bill Smith

About the Author:
Bill is a veteran forex trader who built up a huge fortune over a 10 year period. When he talks, it’s worth listening. He recommends picking up the Forex MEGADRIOD system to predict trades with a 95.82% accuracy (check it out now – you’ll be amazed).