Trading Insights

Taking a shot on EUR/CAD this month with top tier events from both Canada and Europe coming soon.

What does being “flexible” mean for forex traders and what habits can we learn to develop trading flexibility? Let’s answer the most common questions.

Some of you may have already begun the year with forex trading resolutions in mind. For those who haven’t adopted any yet, it’s not too late!

Before hitting the forex charts hard for 2020, it’s time to do a quick recap of my blog trades from Q4 2019 to see both the good and the bad, and what I can learn from them. 

Today, we’ve got a couple of simple technical short setups for you longer-term players out there: a support break on USD/CAD & a Fib play on EUR/JPY.

It’s the start of a brand new year, and you know what that means – it’s time to come up with a fresh batch of forex trading resolutions!

Just before they closed shop, I’ve surveyed the rest of the FX-Men for their hard-earned lessons in 2019. Check out the common themes!

With 2019 all wrapped, it was time to do a quick review of my fourth quarter trades and see what lessons can be learned from them.

Q4 was a busy trading quarter for EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY. Did the HLHB catch enough trends this time? I’ve got the numbers!

Enough experience can convince some traders into believing that they can predict price action. But “predicting” trades is rarely productive and could even cause deep drawdowns in your account.

Today, we’ve got an Aussie special for both the bulls and the bears, this time with classic setups on longer time frames. 

It’s time to close our trading books! Here are lessons that I’ve learned, as well as trading plans for the year ahead.

This one’s for the longer-term Fibonacci players out there as both EUR/GBP and NZD/CAD could be reaching the end of their trend retracements. 

It’s time to take a look at the numbers for this mechanical trading system for the past three months. I’ve got the total for the year, too!

It’s not enough that you identify your biggest obstacles in forex trading profitability. You also have to act on it. So, where do you start?

Even with the holiday right around the corner there are always setups to check out in case volatility spikes, including these two resistance setups on AUD/CAD and USD/JPY!

I’ve crunched the numbers on the Inside Bar Momentum Strategy 2.0 for Q4 2019. Did this mech system end up positive overall?

Decided to close out my short positions on AUD/USD & USD/CAD as volatility is likely to remain low this holiday season & the Dollar trend seems to be shifting. Here’s a quick review!

How you perform has nothing to do with how others perform. Comparisons will only make you feel frustrated and distract you from forging your own path to profitability.

Finally finished crunching the numbers for the SMA Crossover Pullback system! How did this mechanical system fare in Q4 and in 2019 overall?