On this video presentation, professional investor and prestigious writer, Manesh Patel shows currency trading for the week forward making use of existing market circumstances to show a few of the fundamentals of the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo support and resistance system. Drawing upon the same practices that are provided to his currency trading students, he uses informative and current educational chart illustrations to illustrate how to enter and exit your currency trades.
Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is a technical based method that demonstrates very clearly support and resistance levels in an easy to view method and is looked upon as an extra feature of the well known candlestick charting system. In fact, this system was built on the idea that at "one glance" you ought to be in a position to easily detect whether an instrument is in equilibrium (consolidation) or out of equilibrium (trending).
Daytrading Forex with this system is a style of trading that will revolutionize and modify how you approach, examine as well as trade the forex along with other markets (including the stock market. This unique educational video will discuss the five primary indicators of this trend based strategy. No other indicators are needed with this strategy because it offers the complete package. Here are the indicators:
Tenkan Sen (red), Kijun Sen (green), Chikou Span (light purple), Senkou A (dark blue), Senkou B (white)
In using these five indicators, an investor can see what has what is occurring, what has occurred and what may just possibly occur for the vehicle that they are about to trade.
Your teacher, Manesh Patel, is a trader with the Affinity Trading Group, a professional in the Ichimoku Trading Strategy and has developed what is already being considered as a bestselling guide on this technique, "Trading With Ichimoku Clouds." Mr Patel graduated with a Masters Degree in Engineering. However, his love has always been in the markets. A love, which in 1996 took over as his new career and he now is a full time trader trading for a living. He not only teaches the art of currency trading but also is active in the markets and trades all asset classes except for bonds.
Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is a technical based method that demonstrates very clearly support and resistance levels in an easy to view method and is looked upon as an extra feature of the well known candlestick charting system. In fact, this system was built on the idea that at "one glance" you ought to be in a position to easily detect whether an instrument is in equilibrium (consolidation) or out of equilibrium (trending).
Daytrading Forex with this system is a style of trading that will revolutionize and modify how you approach, examine as well as trade the forex along with other markets (including the stock market. This unique educational video will discuss the five primary indicators of this trend based strategy. No other indicators are needed with this strategy because it offers the complete package. Here are the indicators:
Tenkan Sen (red), Kijun Sen (green), Chikou Span (light purple), Senkou A (dark blue), Senkou B (white)
In using these five indicators, an investor can see what has what is occurring, what has occurred and what may just possibly occur for the vehicle that they are about to trade.
Your teacher, Manesh Patel, is a trader with the Affinity Trading Group, a professional in the Ichimoku Trading Strategy and has developed what is already being considered as a bestselling guide on this technique, "Trading With Ichimoku Clouds." Mr Patel graduated with a Masters Degree in Engineering. However, his love has always been in the markets. A love, which in 1996 took over as his new career and he now is a full time trader trading for a living. He not only teaches the art of currency trading but also is active in the markets and trades all asset classes except for bonds.
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