Born in Dublin, Ireland, in 1856, George Bernard Shaw grew to become one of Great Britain’s greatest and most controversial playwrights. Shaw’s father, a corn merchant, was an alcoholic and therefore there was very little money to spend on George’s education. George went to local schools but never went to university and was largely self-taught. He was Read More
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It looks that I’ve been slacking ever since I posted Part 1 of How I trade series, because there are many topics to discuss and share. But here is the second article in the series and I really hope to dedicate more of my time in the near future and share some more info. Ok, Read More
It’s time for some weekend fun. Today I bring you a screenshot of the most “advanced” market forecasting tool. I suspect it is actively used by many “experts”
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It’s been a while since the dollar is in free-fall mode against (and not only) the Japanese Yen and yet, many traders keep buying it again and again, expecting the BoJ to intervene and save their positions (at least once in a while). And here are some charts and recent positions stats (courtesy of Oanda): Read More
Throughout the years, I received numerous questions about what strategies I use, what charting setups I prefer, what I look at before entering/exiting a trade and so on. As many of you who are regular readers know, I am sharing some of my trading actions on regular basis. However, I guess it’s pretty obvious that Read More
Greetings. Most of you already know Steve from our recent Q&A. He is the owner of nobrainertrades.com, one of my favorite FX sites and a great educational resource for currency traders. I take this opportunity to let you know that this weekend he will provide 3 days of live training in Orlando, FL, also online Read More
Submitted by Cesar Zambrano of forexfraud.com Disclaimer: The author’s views are entirely his or her own and may not reflect the views of innerfx.com If fundamental analysis explains why currencies move in a particular direction, then technical analysis is the tool that answers the “when” part of the question. For many investors that are not analytically Read More
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This is the first article in the Interviews category and I hope you will enjoy it as much as I do. Both me and Mike will appreciate if you will provide your feedback after reading it. I always liked tracking “exotic” pairs due to a strange feeling – like hearing a voice telling me “hey Read More
I was inspired by this article and I believe that traders can learn some useful things from the motivational quotes by Albert Einstein. 1. “It’s not that I’m so smart; it’s just that I stay with problems longer.” some common trading mistakes You can’t succeed overnight. Most retail/aspiring traders get hooked on trading because they Read More
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Submitted by Cesar Zambrano of forexfraud.com Disclaimer: The author’s views are entirely his or her own and may not reflect the views of innerfx.com We all know the industry legend that 95% of traders lose money. As a new trader, that means you have less than a 5% chance of succeeding in this business. Of Read More
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When it comes to the basics in trading, it is a common thing but also time consuming (and quite irrational) to use a lot of indicators, even advanced ones, to identify something so simple that even some 5 years-old child would recognize with the naked eye, without using a state-of-the-art charting platform. I am surprised Read More
I continue the educational articles’ series by adding some more tips. In case you have missed the first part, here it is: useful tips for traders,1′st part 6. Never use: “I am sure” the market will reverse / retrace / rally / fall / [insert whatever action here]. Same for “it has to” Trading is Read More
This is the first article I write using my personal trading experience as a guide for both beginner and skilled currency traders, so I hope it will be useful. 1. Never blame the market for your own mistakes! Furthermore, never try to blame anyone else for your own mistakes. Although it helps you from an Read More
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