Learn to trade forex –Trading strategy to trade kiwi bounces in daily channel [Video]
|In this live trading video you will learn how to trade the forex market (or stocks, or futures) using the basic understanding of market philosophy and psychology. In video we explained the price action forex trading strategy we consistently use to find powerful swing trading, day trading and scalping trading opportunites. This trading strategy is based on price action, bounces of support and resistance, swing trading charts (time frames such as Weekly, Daily, 4 Hourly), market behaviour and trading patterns.
On this Kiwi forex pair we used the Daily channel pattern to find spot for potential swing trading positions, and used the 4 Hourly chart to swing trade the reversal bounce off of Daily channel resistance using the "Bull-Bear" reversal price action trading pattern. As we explained in this live Kiwi forex trade video there are a lot of different approaches and strategies to trade the bounces of major support and resistance zones.
What is most important when trading the markets is your trading plan rules, how you manage your trading risk and staying in the lane of your trading mindset. Bounce forex trading strategy can be very profitable if used correctly, as markets are always either breaking or bouncing for support and resistance price levels, in this Kiwi trade we were trading the bounces in daily channel.
Watch the video, apply and learn to trade forex using this price action trading strategy TODAY!
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