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New: C01 - Developing a Trading System

Having studied Units A and B you should now be familiarized with the Forex market and able to pick the best set-ups, the optimal time to trade as well as a lot of guidelines about how to trade them.
However, and because there are exceptions to analytical guidelines without which market analysis would be a science of exactitude - not one of probability-, you need a structured approach, in other words: a trading system.

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Other available contents of the LC:

UNIT A | ABSOLUTE ESSENTIALS
Chapter 1: All That Makes It Possible
Chapter 2: The Participants And Their Roles
Chapter 3: Understand The Mechanics
Chapter 4: Trade The Facts: Consider Price Action
Practice: Put Into Practice what you've learned and evaluate yourself!

UNIT B | ANALYTICAL TOOLS
Chapter 1: Technical Analysis
Chapter 2: Fundamental Analysis
Chapter 3: Chart Analysis
Chapter 4: Japanese Candlesticks
Practice: Put Into Practice what you've learned and evaluate yourself!

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Which are the most useful tools to identify trends? with James Chen


James suggested the use of moving averages to identify trends and patterns.


How can I know I am a good trader? with Andrei Pehar


Andrei beleives that keeping a trading journal is the perfect way to identify your mistakes and take actions to avoid it.

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