Showing posts with label indicators. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indicators. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Mange Your trading System With SigmaForex




Many times the traders talk about trading systems they wrote themselves that worked for awhile and then mysteriously stopped working. They assumed that there was something wrong with their system, so they moved onto another approach. But the problem may not have been the system, but rather that the market environment had changed and the trader did not recognize it.
This happens quite often and is one of the main reasons that good trading systems get tossed aside. So to keep this from frequently happening, the first rule of any trading system should be one of the oldest pieces of advice from many experienced traders.SigmaForex advises you to always trade in the direction of the trend.
If the market is in an uptrend, only look for buying opportunities and if the market is in a downtrend, then only look for selling opportunities. This would seem as obvious as knowing that walking downhill is easier than walking uphill, but yet traders get so caught up in looking for that perfect entry, that they forget to take a step back and take a look at the big picture, which is the direction of the trend.
Quite often the best approach in trend analysis is to create a daily chart of the EUR/USD with one year of trading activity and make a note of your opinion of the trend. You then work your way through all of the other currency pairs to do the same. You can then compare to see which pairs are in the strongest up trends and strongest downtrends. These would be the currency pairs to use when looking for a trade.
You should be very picky as your trading results will depend on your choices.Since you also have a directional bias based on the direction of the trend, the process of finding a trading opportunity becomes a little easier. For those of you who like to quantify your choices, we have posted a daily chart of the EUR/USD with three months of trading activity. Also plotted on the chart is the most popular of all technical indicators, a 200-day Simple Moving Average.Note that all of the candles are above the moving average.
This is an example of an uptrend. If all of the candles were below the moving average, then this would be a downtrend. If candles were both above and below the moving average, we would consider trend weak and not trade that particular currency pair. You can use any moving average value on any time frame chart, but the technical analysis on the longer-term charts are more reliable, with the daily chart being the best.
But by quantifying it like this, we are each able to find what combination works best for our own system. That is what using a system is all about. Next week we will look at the activity within a trending move to find a trading opportunity.

Thursday, July 24, 2008

SigmaForex LTD Registrations And Regulations





SigmaForex LTD is leading European professional online trading Brokers registered in the United Kingdom and most of the EU countries.

What is meaning by registered?

means that there is a company called SigmaForex LTD inside united kingdom & registered by United Kingdom Law & follow the governmental rules.

SigmaForex LTD registered & follows the governmental rules in United Kingdom and anyone can check that by visiting this official website: http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk/ this is a UK governmental website.

http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk/d8846c7fe805874be7c646b1ed4f10ce/companysearch?disp=1&frfsh=1216759237#result this is the full link where you can find SigmaForex LTD with the registration number.

SigmaForex LTD Regulations:

SigmaForex LTD working now to be regulated with FSA (United Kingdom Financial Service Authority) but now SigmaForex LTD is complying with FSA and many financial authorities like NFA, CFTC, FSC and others.

Why SigmaForex LTD not working in the regulation of NFA?

Most of Traders ask this question and it's a common question for any broker. Here's the answer; NFA (National Future Association) regulate the Financial Companies that based in United State and have Future Trading. SigmaForex LTD not inside United State and doesn't has Future Trading. But NFA rules are compatible with the rules that SigmaForex is following and you can check with your self.

Complying: Means that this company follows the rules 100% and meet their regulatory obligations efficiently.

Dear Trader, you must be involved and know the difference between FSA and NFA. Many Forex Brokers inside united State not regulated by NFA because they don't work with Future Trading but they are complying with them & follow the same rules as the Forex broker that regulated with NFA.

Forex Broker Regulation - Part One

The Bank of EnglandWhat good is forex broker that you can trade and make money with, but when it comes time to take your money, they don't give it to you, because they don’t have it?

Forex Broker Bust Story. Refco was the biggest forex broker that was worth around $4 billion dollars. In October of 2005, Refco shut down its operations and every trader who had money with them got screwed big time.

Refco was regulated and for some time they were spending not only their profits but also deposits of their clients.
The amounts of money that traders saw on their trading platforms and the amounts of money Refco had in their bank accounts were different by $400 million.

So when the news hit the wire that Refco is running at such deficit, traders panicked and started asking for withdrawals. The only problem was that Refco was $400 million short of what it owed to traders.

There was a trial of course, and whatever assets the company had the court ordered to distribute among traders. I knew some people that had money with Refco. As far as I remember, after all assets were sold they got around 10% of what was owed to them. That means if person had $10,000 in his trading account, he got only $1,000 of it.

Forex Broker Regulation - Part Two

Difference Between Regulated And Complying

The Most Common Question that traders ask brokers is:
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"Are You Regulated by NFA?"
"Are You Regulated by FSA?"
"Are You Regulated by CFTC?"
"Are You Regulated by SEC?"
"Are You Regulated by SIPC?"
"Are You Regulated by FINRA?"
"Are You Regulated by Mr.X?" :)

No, Don't Ask this question because there are many fictions regulations. Don't Be The Fish!
The Right Action to take is to compare between the rules and restrictions of the regulatory associations and the rules that the broker follow.

Complying With FSA means that this broker working in the regulation process and follow all the rules that the regulatory body has.

Regulated By FSA means that this broker already regulated by FSA & may Follow the rules.

Why?
NFA, FSA, CFTC, SIPC, SEC, .....etc all of these associations are private sectors in the origin. The Main Aim is to Collect as much brokers as they can to increase from their popularity beside the governmental associations
Do You Know that FSA, NFA or others charge Millions Of Dollars to authorize the regulation of brokers. All these money are distributed as following;
1- Part For The Tax Authority
2- Part For The Private Sector
3- Part For Governmental Sector
Some Brokers Play with these rules after paying all of these parts and it's time for scamming.

Don't Take Your Decision After The 1st Impression
Test The Services
Test The Trust
Test The Security
Test The Attitude
Test The Credibility
Test The History
Test The Quality
Test The Speed
Compare With Others
The Take Your Decision!

Forex Broker Regulation - Part Three

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The difference Between NFA (National Future Association) And FSA (Financial Services Authority)

NFA [National Future Association]:
To Be Able To Register in NFA you must have the following:
  1. You Brokerage Firm Based in United State
  2. Working in Futures
These two rules are basically must be there to be able to regulate with NFA

FSA [Financial Services Authority]:
To be able to register with The FSA your brokerage firm must be exist & based in United Kingdom

Question: I have a brokerage Firm in United Kingdom. Can I register with NFA?
Answer: No You Can't. But If you have branches in USA you can do it

Question:
I have a brokerage Firm in USA. Can I register with FSA?
Answer: No You Can't

Monday, July 14, 2008

SigmaForex School

There are quite a few resources available to those who wish to learn how to trade forex. As with any investment strategy, it is best to spend some time tracking the market and following the path of fictitious trades. The best way to learn the intricacies and personality quirks of a specific corner of forex trading is to watch and listen for a time. As you begin to understand the difficulties of forex trading, it is a good idea to supplement your education with some reading on the subject. There are several good resources online.

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SigmaForex Sections

Investors who are committed to learning how to trade forex will find a valuable resource. Geared towards beginners, this site offers a simple, yet informative overview of the foreign exchange trading process. Investors who need a basic forex trading course will be pleased to find this site. It is user friendly and well written. If you need an outstanding resource to get you started, then this may be the Web Site for you.
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SigmaForex Practicing

Further resources for those wishing to learn to trade forex can be uncovered at www.sigmaforex.com . While this site is mainly a trading site, you can find some very helpful information on it. There is a streaming chart of current prices on the front page of the Web site. Access to this information will be helpful to you as you seek to learn how prices fluctuate within the course of a week or even a day. If you ever decide that you want to try your hand at day trading forex, then this kind of current information will be invaluable. In addition to streaming exchange rates and prices, also displays the current interest rates on majors.

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SigmaForex Practicing

Further resources for those wishing to learn to trade forex can be uncovered at www.sigmaforex.com . While this site is mainly a trading site, you can find some very helpful information on it. There is a streaming chart of current prices on the front page of the Web site. Access to this information will be helpful to you as you seek to learn how prices fluctuate within the course of a week or even a day. If you ever decide that you want to try your hand at day trading forex, then this kind of current information will be invaluable. In addition to streaming exchange rates and prices, also displays the current interest rates on majors.

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SigmaForex Traning

Another outstanding educational resource for those who want to learn to trade forex . www.sigmaforex.com. This site offers a wealth of foreign exchange trading information as well as a demo program. This program actually allows you to practice forex trading with play money, and to track your fictitious investments. This is a great tool for those who are completely unfamiliar with forex trading but who are serious about getting comfortable with the processes involved. Additionally, this resource offers downloadable software that you can use when you decide that you are ready to trade forex for real. This has the potential to be a one-stop shop for a forex trader.

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