As every trader knows, Trading requires reference points (support and resistance), these are used to determine when you need to enter the market, when to place stops and when to take profits. Unfortunately, many
beginning traders just starting out divert too much attention to technical
indicators. These indicators are the moving average convergence divergence
(MACD) and the relative strength index (RSI),(to name
just a few) and they also fail to identify a point that defines the risk that
they must take. With the unknown risk, it can lead to margin calls, but if you
carefully calculated the risk it significantly improves the odds of success
over the long haul.
Over the years, I have found that the one tool
that actually provides potential support and resistance and helps minimize risk
is the pivot point and its derivatives. Another tool that I have found useful
is Win4x Software. However, In these pages, we’ll
argue why a combination of pivot points and traditional technical tools offered
by Win4X Software and how it is far more powerful than technical tools alone.
Bear with me; I plan to show how this combination can be used effectively in
the Forex market.
Pivot Points 101
First employed by floor traders on equity and
futures exchanges, the pivot point has proved exceptionally useful in the Forex
market. In fact, the projected support and resistance generated by the pivot
points tends to work better in Forex (especially if they are truly a liquid
pair) because of the large size of the market, it guards against market
manipulation. In truth, the Forex market sticks to technical principles such as
support and resistance better than less liquid markets।
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