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The risk to reward ratio concept is what will make you a winner in the long run. Before you enter any trade, you have to know how much money you will win if the market goes in your favor, and how much money you will lose if the market goes against you. Don’t never enter a trade in which the profit is less than the amount of money you risked. If you will risk 100$ for example, your profit target should be at least 200$, this is a risk to reward ratio of 1:2. Let’s suppose that you took 10 trades with 1:2 risks to reward ratio. In every trade you risk 100$. You won 5trades, and you lost 5 trades. So you will lose 500$.but you will win 1000$.so the benefits is 500$. This is the power of the risk to reward ratio, you shouldn’t think that you have to win all your trades to become a successful trader. If you can take the advantage of the risk to reward ratio, you will always be profitable. PAGE 214 OF 226
The importance of a Stop loss All good methodologies use stops. A protective stop loss is an order to exit a long or short position when prices move against you to specified price. The stop loss insures against a usually large loss and has to be used in one way or another. An initial stop loss can be placed with your order on the trading platform; the trade will be closed, automatically when if the stop loss is hit. This type of stop loss will allow you to execute your trade and go spend time with your family or friends, this will help you to trade out of your emotion, because you know how much money you will lose if the market didn’t go in your direction. Lot of traders use mental stops, when they enter a trade, they don’t place a stop loss, because they think that the broker will hit their stop loss which is not true. The reason behind using mental stop is the human psychology, humans hate to lose money. And if you PAGE 215 OF 226
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DTFX MARKETING PRODUCTIONS, SOUTH A
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First Published: January 2019 For m
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PREFACE FOREX MILLIONAIRE IN 365 DA
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hearts desires and perpetual needs
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own resurrection. As best as I can,
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DIFFERENT WAYS TO TRADE FX Over the
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We use fundamental analysis in the
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3. PRACTICE The best way to get a f
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your leverage ratio in accordance w
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8. KEEP IT SLOW AND STEADY One key
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TECHNICAL ANALYSIS WHY CANDLESTICKS
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Using candlestick patterns will hel
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Long bodies refer to strong buying
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CANDLESTICK PATTERNS Candlestick pa
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find in the market, in this chapter
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When this pattern occurs at the end
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The bullish engulfing bar pattern T
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The example above shows us clearly
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Remember always that a Doji indicat
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In the chart above, the market was
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The image above illustrates a perfe
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As a trader, you will need addition
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The chart above helps us identify t
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But here, the Doji candle indicated
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Right now, everything is going all
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characterized by a long lower shado
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created, you will be able to predic
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When this candlestick forms near a
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In the next chapters, i will talk a
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As you see the smaller body is tota
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ottom of a downtrend, sellers were
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The tweezers top formation consists
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The chart above shows us a tweezers
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Let’s try to answer the questions
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4: Bullish engulfing bar Please, i
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What the crowds are doing? Who is i
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The example above shows a bearish m
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But the question is what is the rig
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The illustration above shows a down
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Support and resistance are proven a
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By drawing a support level in an up
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Don’t use smaller time frame to d
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The Ranging Market Ranging markets
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But ranging markets tend to move ho
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As you can see, the market is movin
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The pullback is another chance to j
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find a lot of noise, you can’t ev
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Time frames and top down analysis A
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try to find a way to follow them on
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The second information is the rejec
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Look at what happened next: As you
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from this level which indicates tha
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The example above shows that counte
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The second aspect is the level: you
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The area between the open and close
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How to identify pin bar candlestick
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trying to put the probabilities of
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-The anatomy of a pin bar is import
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If you understand the psychology be
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The formation of the pin bar indica
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The 4-hour chart above illustrates
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The chart above shows how an aggres
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entry method helps us decrease our
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The trend: it is one of the most im
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1- The Trend: the market is trading
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trading setups to come to you, inst
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The second reason is the formation
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The same thing happens with the sec
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closes, or you wait for the market
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This is how professional traders tr
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What you have to do in this case is
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This reversal candlestick pattern c
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According to Steve Nison, the fathe
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The illustration above shows a clea
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Conversely, if prices test a resist
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Your ability to identify an engulfi
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Because you will get lot of false s
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How to trade the engulfing bar with
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In the example above, the engulfing
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