Part 35: Technical analysis – What is volatility
Volatility. A term very often used in Internet discussions, but also in books on trading and in trading courses. But what exactly is volatility? You’ll find out in this article….
Technical Analysis Show
Technical analysis is one of the two main types of an analysis. Using technical analysis, the traders assume that with the help of specific formulas, indicators and various techniques of reading charts, their chances to predict future trends will increase.
Technical analysis is used by the vast majority of binary options traders. The technical analysis category covers all kinds of trading strategies based on price movements, volumes, trends and indicators.
On this page, you will see a set of articles on the technical analysis for assets such as currencies, commodities, indexes and shares. We strongly recommend you learn the basics of technical analysis. This is the only way for a new trader to become a profitable trader.
Technical analysis can help you not only in binary options trading, but also in the trading of Forex and CDF.
There is basically one major difference between binary options and CDF (Forex) trading. Whereas with binary options you are dependent on a preset timeframe, with Forex you can hold
A chart showing how traders using technical analysis might open a trade
your position as long as you wish. This gives you a certain advantage as you can wait until the best time to close your position.
No matter what assets you prefer, I recommend you learn the technical analysis and use in your trading.
Good luck when analysing the charts!
Articles about Technical Analysis Show
Part 34: Technical Analysis – Head and Shoulders Price Formation
In today’s Technical Analysis Series, we shall take a look at the Head and Shoulders price formation (Head and Shoulders – H&S). It is a very specific scheme capable of…
Part 33: Technical Analysis – How and why use different time frames
Every trader has his or her favorite timeframe, in which they spend most of their workday. It is quite common, and it is the same case with me, but it…
Part 32: Technical Analysis – Why and How to Track Volume
Every trader is different. Some believe in fundamental analysis and in the values of unemployment, others use technical analysis in the form of moving averages and some traders rely on…
Part 31: Technical Analysis – Order Book 2
In today’s part of the technical analysis, we will get back the order book. After spending some time discussing this topic, today we are going to continue. We will examine…
Part 30: Technical Analysis – How To Recognise False Breakouts w/ Examples
I believe that this is not the first article you are reading on this subject. Anyway, before I start I should mention that false signals are part of trading, which you…
Part 29: Technical Analysis – Pivot points: Be One Step Ahead!
Do you make an analysis each day trying to predict today’s price movements? Would you like to know the estimated size of a price movement and important support and resistance…
Part 28: Technical Analysis – Trade With The Big Players
Do you also have a feeling that a market is looking over your shoulder from time to time? For instance, the market sets the stop-loss nearly as you did and…
Part 27: Technical Analysis – Using Order Book
an Order book is a topic frequently discussed among traders. What is an order book? Is it a vital tool to get a picture of the market or just a…
Part 26: Technical Analysis – Initial balance
The indicator called initial balance (sometimes referred to as initial range or opening range) ranks among our favorite tools. There are several reasons for it. However, the most important are…