The London forex session delivered some excellent trading opportunities across the faster timeframes with the US dollar finding support and reversing the longer-term sentiment for the current of first reserve.
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No market is an island, they are all connected by one thing which is risk. Money chasing higher risk for higher reward, or lower risk for lower reward and it is this simple balance that dictates which currency pairs will rise and which will fall. Forex sits at the heart of it all as it is the gateway where assets are converted to cash and then moved on into other markets.
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The forex market is unique for many reasons, but one, in particular, is the fact it is one of mean reversion in which both currencies themselves and currency pairs are constantly moving from an overbought condition, to oversold and then back again. What this creates, as a result, are those key levels of support and resistance which then help to define the next cycle. These of course appear in all timeframes from the 1-minute chart to the monthly.
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The year-end and run-up to the Christmas holiday season is always a great time for forex traders as the markets generally deliver volatility and momentum as traders close up for the year-end with position squaring and closing of books. So don't pack up too early this year and you will be rewarded with plenty of trading opportunities, particularly intraday on the faster timeframes. And with the Quantum Trading tools and indicators, you have the perfect technical indicators starting with the currency strength indicator and the currency matrix. The currency array then displays the strength of trends visually whilst the currency heatmap gives you the complete picture.
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Not sure where to start when you settle at your trading screen ahead of another forex trading session? The answer is to start with the currency dashboard from Quantum Trading which gives you a complete window on the world of currencies. Start with the currency strength indicator which reveals those currencies which are moving strongly, those which are in congestion, and those which are overbought or oversold. From there it's off to the charts to analyze the price action and associated volume. Then on the currency matrix for sentiment across the complex, followed by the currency array which reveals those currency pairs which are trending strongly and moving to overbought or overbought conditions. And finally to the currency heatmap for an assessment of the trend across the timeframes and for some longer-term reversal opportunities on the ranking ladder.
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