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Technical Analysis of the Trading Techniques
By: Steve H. Colon
Technical Analysis- Need and Source The forex players, which include traders and investors, are in a constant need of news. The news is delivered by sources as varied as the news groups, such as the Dow Jones or the e-books. So as to excel in the field of foreign exchange markets, it becomes very essential to gain first-hand information from as many sources as possible. The information collected is in the raw form and hence experts who have years of experience in the field are consulted. They then apply their knowledge and some other tools to derive patterns and relationships out of the given information. In the process, along with all those who require the information, new traders also benefit from this prospect. Since the forex markets mainly deal with conducting analysis and processing information online, the most elementary source of this information is the World Wide Web. 'WWW', as it is popularly known, is a major repository of all the information available. Moreover, due to internet gaining fast popularity, it becomes the most easily accessible source too. Just keying in the query in any search engine would direct us to the entire chunk of information available over the net. This technological advance has allowed the financial news groups to update minute-by-minute information on the latest activities of the forex markets. News groups such as Dow Jones (which is a trusted source throughout the globe) with its publication of the Wall Street Journal hence updates the investors in minimum possible time. In addition, such sources possess a large human resource base which can filter out the relevant information. These sources prove to be of immense help to the novices who do not have any other source to fall back on, as they do not themselves possess any knowledge. Using the signals as a resource There are times when the experienced traders make decisions based on their gut feeling in the forex markets. They may even prove to be right. But such a way is not advisable to be adopted because it is not reliable. Hence, the best way is to adhere to the traditional analysis methods which are time-tested. The signals such as moving averages (and others) can be very helpful to the traders. This technique is required to gauge the momentum to trace out the plausible areas of support or resistance. The information derived through this can help an investor in deciding if he should continue dealing with a particular currency, or selling it off altogether would present a better proposition. Besides these, factors like strengths of currencies worldwide can also affect the trading scenarios. For example, if the recession in the American economy could have been detected earlier, the forex market trends would have certainly been against the US Dollar. Traders would, in such a case, prefer buying currencies which show a promising potential and are less susceptible to a decline in the future. Due to the highly interlinked nature of the forex markets, not just the currencies of the two parties involved, but myriad of other factors must be kept in mind.
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