FOREX CONTENT
Unit
1- FOREX Basics
Section 1: What is
FOREX?
Section 2: What is
TRADED?
Section 3: Currencies
Are Traded in Pairs
Section 4: Market
Size and Liquidity
Section 5: Different
Ways to Trade FOREX
Section 6: Advantages
of FOREX
Section 7: FOREX Vs
Stocks
Section 8: FOREX Vs
Futures
Section 9: FOREX
Market Structure
Section 10: Market
Players
Section 11: Know Your
History!
Unit
2- When Can You Trade Forex?
Section 12: Trading
Session
Section 13: Tokyo Session
Section 14: London
Session
Section 15: New York
Session
Section 16: Session
Overlaps
Section 17: Best
Day of the Week to Trade
Unit
3- Making Money
Section 18: How
You Make Money in FOREX
Section 19: Time
to Make Some Dough
Unit
4- Pips
and Pipettes, Lots,
Leverage, and P&L
Unit
5- FOREX
Lingo
Unit
6- Type
of Orders and Demo
Account
Unit
7- Brokers
Section 20: Different
Type of Brokers
Section 21: Which
Type of Broker Should I Choose?
Unit
8- Yourself!
Section 23: Beware
of Bucket Shops
Section 24: Defending
Yourself (Protect
Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself)
Unit
9- Trading Account and Analysis
Section 25: Opening
a FOREX Trading Account
Section
26: Three Types
of Market Analysis (Fundamental, Sentimental, Technical)
Section 27: Which
Type of Analysis is the Best?
Unit
10- Types
of Charts
Unit
11- Support
and Resistance
Section 28: Trend Lines
Section 29: Channels
Section 30: Trading the
Lines
Section 31: Summary
of Support and Resistance
Unit
12- Japanese
Candlestick
Section 32: Sexy
Bodies and Strange Shadows
Section 33: Basic
Candlestick Patterns
Section 34: Single
Candlestick Patterns
Section 35: Double
Trouble – Dual Candlestick Patterns
Section 37: Japanese
Candlesticks Cheat Sheet
Section 38: Summary
of Japanese Candlesticks
Unit
13- Fibonacci
Section 39: Fibonacci
Who?
Section 40: Fibonacci
Retracement
Section 41: When
Fibonacci Fails
Section 42: Combining
Fibs with Support and Resistance
Section 43: Combining
Fibs with Trend Lines
Section 44: Combining
Fibs with Candlesticks
Section 45: Fibonacci
Extensions
Section 46: Placing
Stops with Fibs
Section 47: Summary
of Fibonacci
Unit
14- Moving Averages (MA)
Section 48: Silky
Smooth Moving Averages
Section 49: Simple
Moving Averages (SMA)
Section 50: Exponential
Moving Averages (EMA)
Section 51: SMA Vs EMA
Section 52: Using
Moving Averages
Section 53: Moving
Averages Crossover Trading
Section 54: Dynamics
Support and Resistance
Section 55: Summary
of Moving Averages
Unit
15- Common Chart Indicators
Section 56: Bollinger
Bands
Section 57: Moving
Average Convergence Divergence(MACD)
Section 58: Parabolic SAR
Section 59: Stochastic
Section 60: Relative
Strength Index (RSI)
Section 61: Average
Directional Index (ADI)
Section 62: Ichimoku
Kinko Hyo
Section 63: Putting
It All Together
Section 64: What
is the Most Profitable Indicator?
Section 65: Summary
of Common Chart Indicators
Unit
16- Leading and Lagging Indicators
Section 66: Leading
Vs Lagging Indicators
Section 67: Leading
Indicators (Oscillators)
Section 68: Lagging
Indicators (Momentum Indicators)
Section 69: Summary
of Leading and Lagging Indicators
Unit
17- Chart Patterns
Section 70: Chart
Patterns Schmatterns
Section 71: Doubles
Section 72: Head and
Shoulders
Section 73: Wedges
Section 74: Rectangles
Section 75: Pennants
Section 76: Triangles
Section 77: How
to Trade Chart Patterns
Section 78: Chart
Patterns Cheat Sheet
Unit
18- Pivot Points
Section 79: FOREX
Pivot Points
Section 80: How
to Calculate Pivot Point
Section 81: Rang
Trading with Pivot Points
Section 82: Playing
the Breaks with Pivot Points
Section 83: Using
Pivot Points to Determine Market Sentiment
Section 84: Other
Pivot Point Calculation Methods
Section 85: Summary of Pivot Points
Unit
19- Elliott Wave
Section 86: Elliott
Wave Theory
Section 87: The 5
– 3 Wave Patterns
Section 88: ABC
Correction
Section 89: Waves
within a Wave
Section 90: The
Cardinal Rules and Some Guidelines
Section 91: Riding
Elliott’s Waves
Section 92: Summary
of Elliott Wave Theory
Unit
20- Harmonic Price (3
Steps in Trading Harmonic Price Patterns)
Section 93: Harmonic
Price Patterns
Section 94: The
ABCD and the Three-Drive
Section 95: The
Gartley and the Animals
Section 96: Summary
of Harmonic Price Patterns
Unit
21- Divergence
Section 97: Divergence
Trading
Section 98: Regular
Divergence
Section 99: Hidden
Divergence
Section 100: How
to Trade Divergence
Section 101: Momentum
Tricks
Section 102: 9
Rules for Trading Divergence
Section 103: Divergence
Cheat Sheet
Section 104: Summary
of Divergences
Unit
22- Trend
Section 105: Trend
Spotting
Section 106: What
Is a Trending Market?
Section 107: What
Is a Ranging Market?
Section 108: Retracement
or Reversal?
Section 109: Identifying
Reversals
Section 110: Protect
Yourself from Reversals
Unit
23- Breakouts and Fakeouts
Section 111: Trading
Breakouts
Section 112: Ways
to Measure Volatility
Section 113: Continuation
Breakouts
Section 114: Spotting
Breakouts
Section 115: Measurement
the Strength of theBreakouts
Section 116: Trading
Fakeouts
Section 117: Fade the
Breakout
Section 118: How
to Trade Fakeouts
Section 119: Summary
of Trading Breakouts andFakeouts
Unit
24- Fundamental Analysis
Section 120: What
Is Fundamental Analysis?
Section 121: Interest
Rates 101
Section 122: 441
on Monetary Policy
Section 123: The
Who’s Who of the Central Bank
Section 124: Long-term
Market Movers
Section 125: News
and Market Data
Section 126: Market
Reaction
Unit
25- Currency Crosses
Section 127: What
Is Currency Cross Pair?
Section 128: Crosses
Present More Trading Opportunities
Section 129: Cleaner
Trends and Ranges
Section 130: Taking
Advantage of Interest Rate Differential
Section 131: Obscure
Crosses
Section 132: Planning
around News and Fundamentals
Section 133: Creating
Synthetic Pairs
Section 134: Euro
and Yen Crosses
Section 135: How
to Use Crosses to Trade the Majors
Section 136: How
Cross Currency Pairs Affect Dollar Pairs
Section 137: Summary
of Currency Crosses
Unit
26- Time Frame
Section 138: Multiple
Time Frame Analysis
Section 139: What
Time Frame Should I Trade?
Section 140: Time
Frame Breakdown
Section 141: Long or
Short?
Section 142: Time
Frame Mash up
Section 143: Time
Frame Combinations
Section 144: Summary
of Multiple Time Frame Analysis
Unit
27- Market Sentiment
Section 145: What
Is Market Sentiment?
Section 146: Commitment
of Traders Report
Section 147: 3
Simple Steps to Access the COT Report
Section 148: Understanding
the Three Groups
Section 149: The
COT Trading Strategy
Section 150: Picking
Tops and Bottoms
Section 151: Your
Very Own COT Indicator
Section 152: Getting
Down and Dirty with the Numbers
Section 153: Summary
of Market Sentiment
Unit
28- Trading the News
Section 154: Importance
of News
Section 155: Why Trade
the News
Section 156: Which
News Reports Are Trade-Worthy?
Section 157: Directional
Bias vs.Non-Directional Bias
Section 158: Trading
with a Directional Bias
Section 159: Letting
the Market Decide Which Direction to Take
Section 160: Summary
of Trading the NEWS
Unit
29- Carry Trade
Section 161: What is
Carry Trade?
Section 162: How
Do Carry Trade Work for Forex
Section 163: To
Carry or Not to Carry
Section 164: Carry
Trade Criteria and Risk
Section 165: Summary
of Carry Trade
Unit
30- The U.S. Dollar Index
Section 166: What
is the Dollar Index?
Section 167: How
to Read the Dollar Index
Section 168: Trade-Weighted
Dollar Index
Section 169: Using
the USDX for Forex
Section 170: The
Dollar Smile Theory
Unit
31- Inter-market Correlations
Section 171: As Gold As It Gets
Section 172: Black Crack
Section 173: The 411 on Bonds
Section 174: Bond Spreads
Section 175: Bond Markets, Fixed
Income Securities,
And the Forex Market
Unit
32- Using Equities to Trade FX
Section 176: Forex, Global Equity
Markets, and YOU
Section 177: The Relationship between
Stocks and Forex
Section 178: Correlations between
Stocks and Currencies
Section 179: EUR/JPY: Your Very
Own Barometer of RISK
Section 180: Inter-Market Analysis
Cheat Sheet
Unit
33- Country Profiles
Section 181: Forex Traders’ Guide
to Major Economies
Section 182: United States of
America
Section 183: Euro Zone
Section 184: United Kingdom
Section 185: Japan
Section 186: Canada
Section 187: Australia
Section 188: New Zealand
Section 189: Switzerland
Section 190: China
Unit
34- Developing You Own Trading Plan
Section 191: What is a Trading
Plan?
Section 192: Why Do You Need a
Trading Plan?
Section 193: Justified Vs.
Unjustified
Section 194: Getting to Know Yourself
Section 195: Motivation and Global
Setting
Section 196: Risk Capital
Section 197: Lifestyle
Consideration
Section 198: Expectation
Section 199: Daily Pre-Market
Routine
Section 200: Weapons of Choice
Section 201: Stick to the Plan
Section 202: Summary of Developing
a Trading Plan
Unit
35- Which Type of Trader Are You?
Section 203: Each Trader is Unique
Section 204: Time is Money
Section 205: Scalping
Section 206: Day Trading
Section 207: Swing Trading
Section 208: Position Trader
Section 209: Summary of What Type
of Trader Are You?
Unit
36- Create Your Own Trading Plan
Section 203: Mechanical Trading
Systems
Section 204: Design Your Trading
System in Six Steps
Section 205: Build Your Trading
System in Six Steps
Section 206: The ‘So Easy It’s Ridiculous’
System
Section 207: Summary of Creating Your Own
Mechanical Trading System
Unit
37- Keeping a Trading Journal
Section 208: Why Keep a Trade
Journal?
Section 209: Benefits of Keeping a
Journal
Section 210: What Should You
Record in Your Journal?
Section 211: Potential Trading
Area
Section 212: Entry Trigger
Section 213: Trade Management
Rules
Section 214: Trade Retrospective
Section 215: Trading Journal
Statistics
Section 216: Reviewing Your
Trading Journal
Section 217: Difficulties of
Keeping a Trade Journal
Section 218: MeetPips.com
Section 219: Summary of Keeping a
Trade Journal
Unit
38- Meta Trader 4 (MT4)
Section 220: Introduction to Meta
Trader 4
Section 221: MT4 Basics: How to
Set Orders
Section 222: MT4 Basics: How to
Install an EA
Section 223: MT4 Basics: How to
Use Indicators
Section 224: MT4Pips.com
Unit
39- Risk Management
Section 220: What is Risk
Management?
Section 221: Capitalization
Section 222: Drawdown and Maximum
Drawdown
Section 223: Don’t Lose Your Shirt
Section 224: Reward-to-Risk Ratio
Section 225: Summary of Risk
Management
Unit
40- The Number 1 Cause of Death of Forex Traders
Section 226: Leverage the Killer
Section 227: Leverage and Margin
Defined
Section 228: Margin Call
Exemplified
Section 229: Margin + Leverage =
Possible Deadly Combination
Section 230: Negative Effects of
Leverage
Section 231: More on Leverage
Section 232: How Leverage Affects
Transaction Costs
Section 233: Don’t Underestimate
Leverage
Unit
41- Position Sizing
Section 234: The Importance of
Correct Position Sizes
Section 235: Calculating Position
Sizes
Section 236: Complex Position
Sizing
Section 237: Summary of Position
Sizing
Unit 42-
Setting Stop Losses
Section 238: Stop Loss? What’s that?
Section 239: Equity Stop
Section 240: Chart Stop
Section 241: Volatility Stop
Section 242: Time Stop
Section 243: Top Usage Mistakes
Section 244: How to Execute Stops
Section 245: Summary of Setting
Stops
Unit
43- Scaling IN and OUT
Section 246: What is Scaling?
Section 247: Scaling OUT
Section 248: Scaling into Losing Position
Section 249: Adding to an Open
Winning Position
Section 250: Summary of Scaling IN
and OUT
Unit
44- Currency Correlations
Section 251: What is Currency
Correlation?
Section 252: How to Read Currency
Correlation Tables
Section 253: Always Know Your Risk
Exposure
Section 254: How to Use Currency
Correlation Change
Section 255: Know That Currency
Correlations Change
Section 256: DIY-Calculating
Currency Correlations Using Excel
Section 257: Summary of Currency
Correlations
FINAL Unit
45- Forex Trading Scams
Section 258: Forex Account Manager
Section 259: Don’t Be a Sucker!
Section 260: Automated Robots and
Systems
Section 261: Signal Services
Section 262: Some Brokers are
Scammers Too!
Section 263: Regulatory Agencies
Section 264: Foreign Regulatory
Agencies
Section 265: Scam FAQ
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