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FOREX Forecast Legend

Trend Direction:
Direction of market movements based on the weekly charts. This offers a medium-term (1week - 1 month) to long-term (1+ month) view of price movements. The week ending date provided indicates the start of the new trend.

#1 rule to trading is to always
trade with the trend.

Trend Reversal Point: The price listed is the forecasted level where a trend reversal is expected to occur. This does not yet indicate a complete change in trend direction, but serves as reference to enter a short-term trade (< 1 week) on a price break above or below this level.

Note: Trading off of trend reversals
should only be conducted on a
short-term basis with tight stops.
A 30 Pip stop loss is recommended.

Expected Highs and Lows: The expected high and low for the week on the referenced currency pair. This is based on a calculation of the prior week's actual price movements.

The forecasted trading range is helpful in understanding the weekly average movements of each currency pair and is more commonly used in determining ideal entry points and exit points.

Momentum and Volatility: Both are important factors in price movements. They are categorized as heavy, medium and light. Medium momentum and volatility are ideal for medium to long-term trading, and the reason is consistency in price movement. Currency pairs that are heavy and light in momentum and volatility are normally short lived and do not present multiple opportunities to compound your trades.

Note: Both momentum and volatility
must be present for price movements
to occur. Do expect momentum levels to increase as volatility levels rise.

 
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World Currencies

The FOREX market is dominated by five major currencies: US Dollar, Euro, Japanese Yen, British Pound and the Swiss Franc. By nature of their popularity and activity these five account for over 70% of North American trading. The other tradable hard currencies include the Canadian, Australian, New Zealand Dollars, and the French Franc. These minor currencies account for 3% - 7% of the total market volume. Together, the five majors and minors constitute all hard currencies that are currently traded on the FOREX market.

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FOREX Facts

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