78. An Overview of the Forex Market
The first lesson in our new free video forex trading course which introduces the main aspects that differentiate the forex market from the equities and the futures markets.
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77. The 20 Components of a Successful Trading Plan
A lesson covering the 20 basic components of a trading business plan and how active traders of the stock, futures, and forex markets should think of their trading like a business.
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76. What Your Trading Journal Tells You - Forex and Stocks
A lesson on what successful traders look for when reviewing their trading journals for active traders and investors in the stock, futures, and forex markets.
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75. How to Keep a Trading Journal - Forex, Futures, Stocks
A lesson on the 10 basic components of a trading journal for active traders and investors in the stock, futures, and forex markets.
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72. The Advantages and Disadvantages of Day Trading
A lesson on the advantages and disadvantages of day trading the stock, futures, and forex markets for active traders and investors.
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20. How to Trade the MACD Indicator Like a Pro Part 1
A lesson on how to trade the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) in the stock, futures, and forex markets. The indicator, which was developed by Gerald Appel, is constructed by taking a 12 period exponential moving average of a financial instrument and subtracting its 26 period exponential moving average. The resulting line is then plotted below the price chart and fluctuates above and below a center line which is placed at value zero. A 9 period EMA of the MACD line is normally plotted along with the MACD line and used as a signal of potential trading opportunities in the stock, futures and forex markets. When the MACD line is above zero this tells the trader that the 12 period exponential moving average is trading above the 26 period exponential moving averages. When the MACD line is below zero this tells the trader that the 12 period exponential moving average is below the 26 period exponential moving average. Traders will watch the MACD line as when it is above zero and rising this is a sign that the positive gap between the 12 and 26 EMA's is widening, a sign of increasing bullish momentum in the financial instrument they are analyzing. Conversely when the MACD line is below zero and falling this represents a widening in the negative gap between the 12 and 26 day EMA's, a sign of increasing bearish momentum in the financial instrument they are analyzing. The purpose of the 9 period exponential moving average line is to further confirm bullish changes in momentum when the MACD crosses above this line and bearish changes in momentum when the MACD crosses below this line. Example of the Signal Line Lastly many traders and charting packages will plot a histogram along with the MACD which is representative of the distance between the MACD and its signal line. When the MACD histogram is above zero (the MACD line is above the signal line) this is an indication that positive momentum is increasing. Conversely when the MACD histogram is below zero this is an indication that negative momentum is increasing. When the MACD histogram is above zero (the MACD line is above the signal line) this is an indication that positive momentum is increasing. Conversely when the MACD histogram is below zero this is an indication that negative momentum is increasing. The higher or lower the histogram goes above or below zero the greater the momentum of the trend is thought to be. That completes this lesson. You should now have a good understanding of the different components that make up the MACD indicator. In our next lesson we are going to go over some of the different ways that traders use the MACD in their trading so we hope to see you in that lesson.
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