You are going to love this lesson. Using pivot points as a trading strategy has been around for a long time and was originally used by floor traders.

Even traders with limited experience start to realize that we are not trying to capture every market move. We want to improve our odds and reduce our frustration by filtering, for high-probability trades.

Increased volatility leads many traders to seeing an increase in trading opportunities. The huge market swings trigger thoughts of monumental upside, but also for potential loss especially if traders do not take the necessary precautions

Quantitative Easing (QE) are the latest buzz words in the financial markets. It is important to become intimately comfortable with these words because they will be the catch phrase of 2009 thanks to the latest interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan.

One of the most popular currency trading strategies in recent history, the carry trade has been successfully used by traders for years. With recent market conditions, this very popular strategy is beginning to look like a losing proposition.

One classic interpretation of momentum indicators is that of overbought and oversold.

Those who have followed my work for some time know that I take a "toolbox" approach to analyzing and trading markets. The more technical and analytical tools I have in my trading toolbox at my disposal,

Have you ever been frustrated with RSI? How many times does it fail to reach those overbought and oversold areas? When it does, quite often price just continues.