Trading Course Introduction
Many of you may have heard about Fibonacci Retracement but don’t know how to use it. Let’s start with a basic definition: Fibonacci Retracement is a key technical analysis tool that uses percentages and horizontal lines drawn on price charts to identify possible areas of support and resistance. This tool can be used in any time frame and is easily available on Trading View.
Above, I have reported two empty retracements, one ascending and the other descending. Those horizontal lines are resistance and support levels that have been created. Why did I highlight 0.5 and 0.618 zones? They are the strongest resistance or support zones on the whole chart. I personally prefer the 0.61 zone, so if I see a retracement in that zone with a confirmation, I will enter the market.
As you can see from the chart, my retracement was created from the lowest point to the highest point; then I waited for the retracement to the 0.618 support and with the confirmation, I went long. Another way to use Fibonacci is to understand the next support or resistance area the price will reach; I will use the same chart above.
I left the yellow rectangle drawn on the previous 0.618 zone of our Fibonacci, then I traced a new Fibonacci from the highest point to the lowest point of the retracement, and a new upper zone has been formed; the new resistance will be our target and as you can see it has been achieved. In this case, we have analyzed the Fibonacci Retracement in an ascending trend; if it was descending, it would have been the same, but in reverse.
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Trading Lessons:
Lesson 1: Quick Introduction
Lesson 1: Introduction "The secret to being successful from a trading perspective is to have an indefinite and tireless thirst for information and knowledge." Paul Tudor Jones Forex trading, the abbreviation for "Foreign Exchange Market", occurs when one...
Lesson 2: Trading Timetable
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Lesson 3: How to Invest in Trading
Lesson 3: How to Invest in Trading 85% of traders lose their money. How is it possible? There is nothing more important than investing in yourself. To become a professional trader, you must face many needs and fears. A winning strategy is necessary, notions of...
Lesson 4: Fundamental Notions
Lesson 4: Fundamental Notions The market can make three movements: Bull Market: if the trend rises, the currency gains value. Bear Market: if the trend falls, the currency loses value. Horizontal Trend (Kangaroo Market): the price moves continuously,...
Lesson 5: Types of Charts
Lesson 5: Type of Graphs Every day, we see stock market charts on the TV news. They are often "line" charts, but there are many other ways to read them. The most used are "lines", "candles", and "bars" charts. Let's find them out!Guess what? The graph with which...
Lesson 6: Type of Candles
Lesson 6: Type of Candles Each candle has its own story and, of course, its meaning. Recognizing the type of candle is very important as it indicates the intentions of the market. It does not matter to know the names of each type, but it is good to understand...
Lesson 7: Support and Resistance
Lesson 7: Support and Resistance Supports and resistances are levels where the price has a great chance to bounce. We will notice how the price will bounce several times on the same level before continuing its rise or fall. Supports: Levels at which the price is...
Lesson 8: TrendIines and Patterns
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Lesson 9: Market Movement
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Lesson 10: Types of Trend
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Lesson 11: Supply and Demand
Lesson 11: Supply and Demand As I mentioned at the beginning, I am a Scalper, and consequently, I am satisfied with a small slice of the trend, from 10 to 20 PIPS. Don't think that with 20 Pips, you can earn less than with 100; trading is based on percentages....
Lesson 13: Indicators
Lesson 13: Indicators Forget the indicators; most are useless, and they only dirty the graph. Remember that we work with clean charts; we follow the trend. Many Forex Gurus will advise you to use indicators on indicators, but in these chapters, you will find...
Lesson 14: Market Manipulation
Lesson 14 Market Manipulation Many of you have already heard of the Fake Out; the Fake Out can be considered a market manipulation that serves to deceive traders. It happens after a long series of ascending or descending markets; the price breaks the support or...
Lesson 15: Plan and Risk Management
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Lesson 16: Simple Trading Strategy
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Lesson 17: Psychology
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Lesson 18: Suggestions
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