An interesting trading idea 50.0% CORRECTION ZONE ON USD/CAD image On Friday, February 8, aggressive sales of USD/CAD were observed. Loonie updated key lows. Today, the USD/CAD quotes are testing the 50.0% correction zone. The USD/CAD currency ...

USD/CAD

An interesting trading idea for USD/CAD AMERICAN CURRENCY IS STILL UNDER PRESSURE. ATTENTION IS FOCUSED ON THE REPORT ON THE US LABOR MARKET During the last sessions of the dollar index (#DX) has been showing a negative trend. On Wednesday, there ...

USD/CAD

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My risk depends on strength of the trend. If I see that trand is strong enough and I can enter a profitable long-time trade, I use big leverage and can risk with 40% of my depo. In any other cases I prefer to stay calm and not to take big risks. ...

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The main thing is to use analisys to see when you can start the trade. Use price action patterns. Higs and lows will give you the whole story. Than look at resistance and support levels. Determining the strength of a trend doesn’t need to be a ...

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I agree with you. At first I tried to use hedging, it gave this amazing sense, but in fact my profit was the same as losses. And if we look deeper, we'll see that it's mostly impossible to close hedged orders with profit. More pips are between two ...

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