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Chapter 1: The Basics Chapter 1: The Basics(2)

Okay, so now that we’ve had an introduction to the Forex market and understand what it is, it’s time to delve a little bit further and take a look at what is traded on this market. In the introduction we learned that Forex is the foreign exchange market.

So, what’s traded on this massive Read More

Chapter 2: The Terms Chapter 2: The Terms(2)

Before we go any further, there are a few basic terms that you must understand when first getting started in the Forex market. Read More

Chapter 3: The Orders Chapter 3: The Orders(1)

As a new trader, you also need to understand the different types of orders that can be placed for trading. Below is an introduction to some of the Read More

Chapter 4: Types Of Trade Chapter 4: Types Of Trade(1)

All right, so by now, your interest may have been piqued and you may have begun to wonder how you can go about getting started with

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Chapter 5: Analyzing The Market Chapter 5: Analyzing The Market(1)

Now that you know a little bit about the ways that the Forex market can be traded, it’s time to delve a little bit deeper and take a look into how the market is Read More

Chapter 6: Support and Resistance Chapter 6: Support and Resistance(1)

Two of the most commonly used concepts in this type of trading are support and resistance. When you see the market move upward and then see it pull back in a type of Read More

Chapter 7: Trend Lines Chapter 7: Trend Lines(2)

Some of the most commonly used forms of technical analysis are trend lines. When used correctly, trend lines can be extremely accurate, but sadly many traders simply do not Read More

Chapter 8: Market Trends Chapter 8: Market Trends(1)

Trends demonstrate the overall direction in which the market is moving. According to Dow Theory, there are three distinct phases for Read More

Chapter 9: Trending and Ranging Markets Chapter 9: Trending and Ranging Markets(1)

Whether there is actually a trend within a market will depend upon a series of highs and lows that are relative to one another. For example, if you notice there are two back to back Read More

Chapter 10: Conclusion Chapter 10: Conclusion(0)

While Forex trading might at first seem to be confusing, when you stop to consider it from a practical approach, you can see that trading in the foreign currency exchange market is a skill that can be learned like any other. It simply takes time and patience and the willingness to educate yourself about the best way to approach making trades.

We hope you enjoyed our ten part forex education course!

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