About Chartology

With "Chartology", you'll be sitting in the front row as I discuss price action analysis, market cycles, chart pattern setups, optimal trading time and volatility analysis, as well as the psychology behind price action. Put these tools together and you're looking at how to begin mastering the charts. In fact, be sure to watch the "Your Forex Questions Answered" video here.

Every day, occasionally more often, I'll additionally discuss order entry, U.S. Dollar Index, crude oil, gold, and the Dow. Forex trading allows and requires a viewpoint that goes beyond simply analyzing the pairs. I'll explain in detail how I scan for trades — I call it "triage" — how I set up trades proactively, and how I manage entries and risk. Trading isn't all that diffcult but the process of finding your tools and approach and trusting them is. So here's your front row in my trading office, thanks for reading, let's get going!

Who is Queen Cleopiptra?

Raghee Horner is a private trader, founder of EZ2Trade Software, entrepreneur, and author. She has been trading forex, as well as futures and stocks for almost twenty years. She is a regular contributor at a number of sites including FXStreet, Trading Markets, Autochartist, eSignal and a featured speaker at the Forex and Traders Expos. Her commentary and analysis is seen daily by thousands of traders at her personal blog ragheehorner.com. She has written articles for Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities, Currency Trader, Your Trading Edge, and Traders Journal magazine.

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Chartists and Technicians Rejoice! Some words to ponder...

Posted 16:00 18 February 2009 | Comments

The Queen is sick with a royal case of the stomach flu so your regularly schedule program...well you know...as soon as I am able to sit upright, I'll be back!

But in the meanwhile I have been somewhat enjoying my bedrest because of Amazon.com's overnight delivery. I am reading a book of interviews right now, it's called "The Heretics of Finance". I actually just got it this afternoon and rushed to the chapter interviewing one of my favorite traders, Linda Bradford Raschke...she's da bomb.

"Sometimes the best moves happen when nobody can figure out why; so I'm purely interested in basic supply and demand, and in the balance that's there. I don't care why the market is doing what it's doing. I'm a purist. I don't do any fundamentals at all." - Linda Bradford Raschke

Think about this: How often to fundamentals (and I'll throw most analysts in this mix) explain what has happened only after the fact?