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This is a guest post by Ahmad Hassam Using the higher timeframe to confirm a trading signal on a lower timeframe is a skill that can be highly rewarding for a trader. Many traders take a trade that is coordinated on the lower timeframe but not the higher timeframe which often gives them bad trades and a waste of time and energy. Suppose, you find the trend on the intraday chart and the trend on the daily chart in the same direction, it is like having the wind at your back.If you can master the art of identifying currency pairs that have the intraday trends in the same direction as the daily and the weekly trends, you can reap immense rewards. If you are trading the hourly chart, look for confirmation... 

For some people, investing in the stock market involves risks that they are not willing to take, but stock market investing does not have to require great risk to provide a great return on investment. Successfully Investing in the Stock Market takes a long term, disciplined approach. Buying a stock, only to sell it when it increases slightly in value is taking an unneeded risk with your money. All investment in the stock market involves some risk, but with research and careful investment you can minimize that risk. The right research can help you make an informed decision. An informed decision can help you make the right choice when you are seeking a higher return in investment that... 

I need a journal to keep track of my trades. The ones I found on the net are only for stocks, and I only trade options! Most of them are an Excel spreadsheet, which is fine. Some of them are paid software. Does anybody have one or know where I can find one? Better yet if it’s free! basicsoftrading.com optionsnerd.com  

Beginning forex traders sometimes will get confused with the various chart forms and trying to determine which one is the best and most relevant to use. There are essentially three different chart forms that traders use to analyze the market. They are the standard bar chart, the candlestick chart, and the line chart. Bar charts are the most simple and easy to understand and are likely the most widely used chart form. Candlesticks charts are based in Japanese trading history and provide a better visual representation of price action than do bar or line charts, that being said, some people still prefer the bar chart over the candlestick chart. Line charts are often used on financial...