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By Kelly Price

Of course, you can buy one of the numerous mechanical trading systems advertised by vendors (all with simulated track records) or you can use this one - that's FREE and made users millions. How it works is outlined in this article and it's a great way to make forex profits.

This system is simple so simple in fact that you will have no problem understanding how and why it works - don't confuse the fact that it's simple with its profit making ability. Some of the world's top traders have used it and made a killing.

The system was developed back in the seventies, to trade commodity markets by a trading legend - Richard Donchian, who is considered the father of modern trend following.

It was originally devised to take advantage of the four week cycle in commodity markets that also exists in currency markets.

It's called the four week rule and here is the rule:

Liquidate short positions and open long position when a price exceeds the highs of the previous 4 calendar weeks. Liquidate long positions and open short position when a price falls below the lows of the previous 4 calendar weeks.

How simple is that?

VERY - but back test it and you will see it works well on trending markets and currencies trend well. Its problem emerges when markets don't trend, so add this filter:

Eenter positions on the 4 week rule and exit the position on a shorter time frame. Time frames that are frequently used are 1 or 2 weeks. You then simply re enter on the 4 week rule.

That's it!

It works try it - but most forex traders won't use it - Why?

Because it's to Simple

Traders dismiss it straight away - but trading legends such as Richard Dennis have used it so you should consider it - if it's good enough for one of the greatest traders of all time - then its good enough for you.

It's not trendy

Today we have neural networks, Fibonacci systems, artificial intelligence and there more trendy and buzzy than this simple system. Traders like to think they can beat the markets, with trendy systems - but they can't.

It's Not Fussy about Market Timing

True - it doesn't buy market tops or bottoms and most traders are obsessed with prediction and of course prediction doesn't work - it's another word for hoping or guessing. This forex mechanical trading system works on the reality of price change and trades the truth - most traders hate doing this, despite the fact it's the only way to make money.

It's Takes Discipline to Follow

Most traders lack discipline and when a forex trading system is so mechanical and so un fussy about timing they can't do it and throw in the towel.

This mechanical forex trading system works and is based on breakout methodology which is a proven way to make money - if you use it, you will find that you have a free system that will beat 99% of the junk systems sold on the net, with worthless simulated back tested track records.

If you use this forex mechanical trading system you will get a head start on your way to long term profits.

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By Jason Fielder

One of the hardest skills for many traders to master is pulling the trigger on a potential trade. The potential in the Forex market for huge profits is also tempered by the fact that, like any investment or trading market, there is always the chance of large losses, as well.

The Forex market trades over $1 trillion a day world wide, attracting traders, but sometimes intimidating them. It doesn't take a lot of courage to pour over charts, get your confirmation signals, and find your buy and sell points (all things you should always do prior to entering a trade).

But then even after analysis, double checking, the time comes to place a trade and you get cold feet. That's understandable. It's easy trading with a practice account, it's much more difficult when it's your own hard earned money being put out there.

Analyze anything long enough, and you can talk yourself out of any trade, no matter how good it looks. Same with procrastinating. If you put off entry long enough, you can talk yourself into saying you missed the trend that your charts showed, and then not pulling the trigger on a trade that would have made you good money.

Having the guts to pull the trigger right when your indicators say is essential to becoming a successful (i.e. profitable) trader. You can have all the knowledge in the world about the Forex market, understand trends, and have a stunningly accurate system - but if you don't have the courage to pull the trigger, then what good is that knowledge?

It's not, because it's never going to make you any money if you can't pull the trigger.
One of the best ways to reassure yourself when preparing to make a trade is to have a small checklist you can look at.

Ask yourself, do I have my setup for the trade and how much am I going to trade? Then, where is my entry? Next, where should I place my stop loss? Finally, where is my projected exit? If you can answer the previous questions, then you should pull the trigger. If you can't then stay on the sidelines until you can.

Everyone needs a boost in confidence once in a while, and you can't let fear paralyze you. You can't make money in the Forex if you never place a trade. Having the courage to pull the trigger on trades that get you in and out of the market is a necessary part of being a successful Forex trader.

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By Mathew Murray

Non Forex traders are generally under the impression that the math involved with Forex trading is more complicated than in other forms of trading. Truth is the math involved in currency trading is exactly the same as in any other form of trading. We use the same addition, subtraction, multiplication and division we learned in grade school.

In stock trading the evening news anchor announces the Dow gained 30 "points" today, and in Forex trading we hear the US Dollar is up 30 "pips." Well that's fine, but points and pips won't pay our rent. So let's convert "points" and "pips" using the basics of Forex math into what it means to us - money. This section will cover basic, but very important principles we utilize in our daily trading activities - prices.

The first thing that you'll notice about the prices in most currency pairs is they have a couple extra numbers in them compared to a stock quote, or the actual currency exchange rate listed in the travel guide. A typical stock quote looks like "Sprint = 5.71" in the financial section of your local paper; and the published Canadian Dollar to US Dollar exchange rate looks like 1 US Dollar = .98 Canadian Cents. But the traded currency pair rate we use in the Forex market for the same currency is USD/CAD = 0.9887.

Two main reasons exist for breaking down the unit of currency past the .01 cent level. First - the sheer volume of trading on the currency market. The Forex market trades more money in one day than all the stock markets combined trade in a month. Second - the size of the lots we trade in Forex. Stocks typically trade in 100 share standard lots, whereas one standard lot of a currency pair is 100,000 units of the base currency. A full one cent move on a currency pair is a very large movement when considering the huge amount of money being shifted; hence we need to monitor currency prices down to the sub penny level, usually four decimal places out.

Currency pair prices are standardized in the Forex community. As in the above example, the first price in the pair is considered the base price and always has a factor of one. An example would be EUR/USD = 1.5561, where one Euro equals 1.5561 US Dollars. Yet another example GBP/CHF = 2.0510, means one British Pound equals 2.0510 Swiss Francs. The only difference to the look of Forex quotes concerns the Japanese Yen. Since its valuation is in the hundreds, it still retains only two decimal places to the right and typically looks like EUR/JPY = 155.89, again where one Euro equals 155.89 Japanese Yen.

The second thing that is different when viewing trading pair quotes is two sets of numbers for the same currency pair. If you research the trading quote for the EUR/USD, it will look like 1.5669/72. Just as in stock trading you see a bid and an ask price. Some brokers may list this as a bid and offer price. Either way it means the same thing and is easiest to remember as the buy and sell price of the listed currency pair. The first price listed is the amount someone is willing to buy the pair for, the second is the amount someone is willing to sell the pair for. Here someone is willing to buy the pair at 1.5669 and someone is willing to sell the pair at 1.5672. Unless one side or the other changes their price - there is no trade unless those prices are met.

The difference between the buy and sell price is called the spread, and varies between brokers, currency pairs, current volatility and several other factors. The spread is the cost of trading the Forex markets. Most Forex brokers do not charge fees or commissions for executing your trades. Nor do they charge interest for providing the leverage you need to trade the large lot sizes seen in Forex trading. Instead, they make their money with the spread, or the difference between the buy and sell price of the currency pair. With reputable brokers, this is a fair compensation for their services.

In our example above, if you wish to buy the EUR/USD (you think it will go up) you will have to pay the price that someone is willing to sell it at - or the sell price of 1.5672. If you wish to sell the pair (you think it will go down), you will have to sell it at the price someone is willing to pay for it - which is the buy price of 1.5669. Should you execute a buy and then turn around a sell, without any change of price, you will have lost 3 pips of price in the transaction.

What is a Pip? The Official definition of a pip from Investopedia is: "The smallest price change that a given exchange rate can make. Since most major currency pairs are priced to four decimal places, the smallest change is that of the last decimal point - for most pairs this is the equivalent of 1/100th of one percent, or one basis point." For example, the smallest move our EUR/USD currency pair can make is $0.0001, or one basis point. What this means to us in general money terms is: if we traded 1 micro lot in US Dollars and the price went our way 1 pip, we earned .10 cents; if we traded 1 mini lot we earned $1; and if we traded a standard lot and gained 1 pip, we put $10 in our pockets.

There are brokers available who will allow you to trade any size lot you care to trade. But there are three lot sizes that are the most common for the purpose of Forex trading. The standard lot is equal to 100,000 units of the base currency; i.e. if your base currency is US Dollars it is $100,000, if the base is Euro's, it is ¬ 100,000 and so forth. A mini lot is equal to 10,000 units of the base currency, and micro lots are 1,000 units of the base currency.

This is a very basic explanation of how Forex pricing looks. It can become very sophisticated and complicated if you choose to make it. One reason is a Forex trade actually involves two trades. You are simultaneously buying one currency and selling the other in each trade. But keeping it simple, buying a pair if you think that pair is going to go up, and selling if you think it is going down, and relating pips to money made or lost, allows you the time and brain power to work on the important strategy of executing your trades the right way.

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By Simon Parth

To understand what happens when a trader places a forex trade, it is essential to understand the structure of the forex market. The broad framework is that there are three tiers to the forex market: the Interbank market; large retail banks and funds; and the newest class, retail foreign exchange firms. Below is a breakdown of each tier, and how they interact with the other tiers to create the overall structure of the forex market.

Interbank Market. The Interbank market consists of the largest banks and central banks. These banks trade with each other via a system known as EBS. EBS is simply a software application that shows each banks resources, and thus helps Interbank participants understand supply and demand so that they can develop fair prices to trade with each other.

Retail Banks. The next tier consists largely of retail banks (e.g. Chase Manhattan, Bank of America, etc). When individuals exchange their currency with such banks, the banks often simply move currency around from one branch to another. They profit by charging a spread -- a different price for buying than for selling (so that if you buy a currency and look to sell it right away, you do so at a loss). In the event that retail banks need more of a given currency, they go to the tier above them -- the Interbank market.

Retail Forex Brokers. The newest tier consists of retail foreign exchange brokers. These foreign exchange brokers allow individual traders to speculate in the forex market in real time -- much like how interbank participants operate. These forex brokers typically have relationships with retail or Interbank market participants with whom they offset their orders. In other words, they take prices from the banks they have relationships with, add a markup, and then give this new price to retail traders. Many forex brokers also opt to match orders internally, meaning they match up buy and sell orders from their own clients, and only offset with the banks they have relationships with when they need to.

This is the three-tiered structure of the forex market, and is the basic framework through which virtually all foreign exchange transactions go through.

Simon Parth has been an active forex trader since 2002. He is the co-founder of InformedTrades.com, a community dedicated to creating a comprehensive free online school for traders.

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By Monica Hendrix

This article is all about forex scalping for beginners and a key fact you need to learn, if you are thinking of incorporating it in your forex trading strategy - If you don't understand this fact, you are 100% guaranteed to lose, so here it is...

Forex scalping is based on dumb logic and doesn't work. Before we look at why, lets dispel the myth that vendors selling scalping systems make money - they don't. You will always see this with any track record - read it carefully:

"CFTC RULE 4.41 - Hypothetical or simulated performance results have certain limitations. Unlike an actual performance record, simulated results do not represent actual trading. Also, since the trades have not been executed, the results may have under-or-over compensated for the impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity. Simulated trading programs in general are also subject to the fact that they are designed with the benefit of hindsight. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profit or losses similar to those shown".

Personally I think the above should be banned and vendors should NOT be able to present track records that are not real, as they are totally meaningless.

Let's face it who couldn't make money knowing the closing prices?

My little Niece could beat George Soros (and she's only 9) if she knows the closing prices! The problem is we can all be multi millionaires quickly with this info - but trading forex is a little harder, we have to trade not knowing the prices in advance.

Check any forex scalping track record you like and you will see the above or a similar disclaimer. I did see one that printed the vendor's bank statements as proof the system made money but that profit was probably from selling systems not trading!

Of course there were no supporting broker statements.

So why is forex scalping destined to lose?

Think about how prices are determined:

Millions of traders all with different systems, motivations etc all as a mass group decide the price and you CANNOT Predict what this group will do in a matter of hours.

All short term volatility is random in nature, you cannot use short term levels of support and resistance, so you cannot get the odds in your favor and you therefore cannot win at forex scalping and that's a fact.

Forex scalping and day trading is an area where you won't make money, so don't bother trying. If you must trade short term use forex swing trading - its still short term but you can get the odds in your favor and that's what you need to win at forex trading.

Today there are many vendors who simply lie about the profit potential of forex scalping and hope the naïve or greedy trader falls for it - make sure you don't.

Forex scalping always reminds me of the old burger king ad where they claimed to have more beef in their burgers than McDonald's and in the ad the man picked the burger up and said:

"Where's the beef?"

In forex scalping terms translated means:

Where is the real audited track record?

To be fair it's not a fair comparison.

There was of course beef in the McDonalds burger - but you won't find any profits in the track record of a scalper, just a made up track record done without trading!

So our lesson is in terms of forex scalping for beginners - forget it, try a different way of making money in forex and if you want to trade short term - try swing trading.

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By Kelly Price

If you want to make money from global FX, then the best profit potential comes from long term forex trend following and this means catching and holding the mega trends that last for weeks, months or years. You will see them on a forex chart but what the best way to catch them? Let's find out...

Were going to use a simple 4 step system, if you want to make forex profits it's worked and has always worked. This forex trading strategy will put the odds on your side and will ensure you catch every BIG move.

This system is simple and you need to understand this fact - all the best systems are. Forget expert trading systems, neural networks or lots if indicators - simple systems work best as they are robust and with fewer elements to break in the face of brutal ever changing market conditions.

Let's start with a simple fact:

If you want to make money forget "buying low and selling high" - you will miss all the big moves. Instead look to "buy high and sell higher" and for this you need to understand breakouts. Breakouts are simply breaks of important support or resistance levels on a forex chart. Most traders can't buy these breaks.

They want to hold on and wait for the price to come back to get in at a lower "better" price and of course prices don't pull back - they continue. The losing trader then watches these moves sail over the horizon and he's not in!

Make sure you don't make the same mistake. Right lets look how to catch and make forex profits from breakouts.

Step One - The weekly chart

This gives you the big picture look for levels of support that have been tested at least twice (the more the better) and are in two time frames (the wider apart the better), these are levels that are deemed important by the market.

Step Two - Look For the same levels on the daily chart

You are going to time your trading signal off this chart, so look levels that are the same or close to the weekly levels - now wait for the price to break.

Step 3 - Is the break valid

Not all breakouts continue, some are false, so wait for the break and check momentum. You want to ensure the break is strong.

We don't have time to discuss momentum oscillators here - but you should use one or two to confirm the break and the stochastic and Relative Strength Index (RSI) are good ones to use. If there in line with the break - go with it.

Step 4 - Protection and Following the move

The stop loss is obvious - behind the breakout point. Now when the break occurs, if it is a good one it will accelerate - as stops are hit and fresh buying comes in, as the supply and demand situation changes - WAIT.

DO NOT trail your stop up to quickly.

You want the move underway and you need to ignore volatility in the short term.

Once the move is well underway, start to trail your stop but hold it outside of daily volatility ( if you do not understand standard deviation of price make it part of your forex education now), this means trailing right back - when the move turns, you are going to give back some profit, that's ok. If you caught just 60% of every major trending move you would be very rich! If it's a big move you will have plenty in the bank and you can't predict where prices go so don't try.

Simple?

Yes the above is very simple and it works. Simple forex trading systems work best, as they are robust and they always have. Complexity has no correlation with forex profits so don't confuse the two and try and be to clever.

If you try the above and you are patient, you will be forex trend following the right way, catch all the big trending moves and make big forex profits.

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