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Basic Level

Lesson 1.
Can I do it?
Lesson 2.
What is the forex market?
Lesson 3.
What is needed to trade this market?
Lesson 4.
Where do I start?
Lesson 5.
Important terminology
Lesson 6.
What affects currency exchange rates?
Lesson 7.
Understanding laverage
Lesson 8.
Brokerage house and trading platform overview
Lesson 9.
Understanding spreads
Lesson 10.
How to read forex quotes?
Lesson 11.
Trading Sessions

Intermediate Level

Lesson 12.
Technicals
Lesson 13.
Chart types
Lesson 14.
Important candles
Lesson 15.
Patterns
Lesson 16.
Support/Resistance
Lesson 17.
Trendlines
Lesson 18.
Price Projection
Lesson 19.
Fibonacci
Lesson 20.
Elliot Wave
Lesson 21.
About Indicators
Lesson 22.
Divergence
Lesson 23.
Pivot Points
Lesson 24.
COT
Lesson 25.
Exit Strategies



CHART TYPES



In the Forex market we are looking at a chart. When price moves up we have a bullish candlestick forming and when price goes down we have a bearish candlestick forming.

Price is also located at the right hand section of the chart in order for you as a trader to identify where price is currently on the chart and where price was previously on the chart.

Date and Time is also located at the bottom section of every chart which enables you as a trader to determine currently and in the past where price was located and where price may actually be in the future.

Price action is recorded using 4 major chart types. Each trader has his own preference as to the chart style. It is important to be familiar with all the types so you can choose the chart that is most appealing for you.

In this section we will cover the following

Line Chart
Bar Chart
Candlestick Chart
Point and Figure Chart


When price moves UP or DOWN we are accustomed to price moving in pennies; e.g. $1.99 to $2.00 as the smallest form of denomination. In forex the smallest denomination is a pip (price interest point). When price moves from 1.9000 to 1.9001 that means it has moved by one pip. This price is seen on every currency pair chart and is located on the right hand section of the chart.

When price moves from $1.9900 to $2.0000 price has moved 100 pips and that equals one penny.





Advance Level

Lesson 26.
Money Management
Lesson 27.
Fundamentals
Lesson 28.
Economic Calendar

Systems that WORK:

1. Monika's Momentum Trading Strategies (MMTS)

Lesson 29.
         MMTS 1
Lesson 30.
         MMTS 2
Lesson 31.
         MMTS 3

Lesson 32.
2. Consolidation (Flat Market) trading system

Lesson 33.
3. Moving Market trading system (Scalping, Intraday, Long Term)

Lesson 34.
4. High profit Hourly Trading system

Lesson 35.
5. Breakout system

Aids for fine tuning entry/exit

Lesson 36.
“Doubles”
(support & resistance)

Lesson 37.
“MKS” trendlines
Lesson 38.
Hedging

Important Tips

Lesson 39.
Special Trading Times
Lesson 40.
Useful tips

Other Resources






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