FX Trading Market Analysis 101 | Regal Core Markets
Technical Analysis relies on the usage of charts such as those found in the Regal MT4 Trader. Charts allow traders to study historical price movements to determine the future direction of an asset’s price. The basic idea behind Technical Analysis is that everything that is important to a trader (i.e., everything which affects an underlying asset) has already been reflected in its price. If the only important thing in the study of a financial market is the price of an asset, then price action is the only thing a trader needs to pay attention to and understand in order to trade—that is the premise of Technical Analysis.
While the study of price charts remains very subjective, on a broad level, trading off Technical Analysis can be thought of as a self-fulfilling prophecy—that is, that traders will trade according to price patterns they observe, in turn reinforcing those very patterns.
Both the Regal MT4 Trader and Regal FX Derivatives Trader allows you to trade directly off charts through the MT4 platform itself. Here are some different types of price charts which you should familiarize yourself with so as to ensure you will be able to utilize them to their full potential and gain an edge on the international FX market:
Line Chart
While line charts provide the least amount of data as compared to other price charts, they are extremely handy for determining trends at a quick glance. This is a case where less may indeed be more, with the chart only displaying the current and close price of an asset.
Many traders believe the close is the most important price of the day, and this is where the line chart shines, with its simplicity allowing trends to be defined without extraneous information. Due to the limited amount of information provided in a line chart, however, it is important to note that it is not ideal for traders looking to place Stop Loss or Take Profit orders.here the line chart shines, with its simplicity allowing trends to be defined without extraneous information. Due to the limited amount of information provided in a line chart, however, it is important to note that it is not ideal for traders looking to place Stop Loss or Take Profit orders.
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