Your biggest headache as a forex trader will likely be identifying the ever-elusive perfect trade entry and exit points — there are far too many factors to consider. What if there was a way to improve ...

(MENAFN- DailyFX) Multiple time frame analysis follows a top down approach when trading and allows traders to gauge the longer-termtrendwhile spotting ideal entries on a smaller time frame chart.

In the formative years of my trading career (late ’90s), I frequently found myself scratching my head over an interesting problem. Despite analyzing the hell out of stock chart patterns, ensuring the ...

John Kicklighter has deep experience in forex analysis and writing. He co-created the FXCM Power Course options trading course. Most technical traders in the foreign exchange market have come across ...

There are many benefits to utilizing multiple-time-frame analysis in your trading. Some of the standard time frames are monthly, daily, weekly, 4-hour, 1-hour, etc. Longer-term traders may also ...

Multi-time frame analysis (also known as multiple time frame analysis) allows traders to focus on the appropriate timing of trades as well as help identify when trends may be reaching exhaustion. This ...

In our last two articles we referred to different time periods, which in itself is a type of analysis known as Multiple Time Frame Analysis. This refers to when a technician analyzes the same currency ...