
Explore a practical approach to forex trading using technical analysis techniques such as fib retracements, trend lines, and head-and-shoulders patterns to identify short euro setups, supported by an economic calendar.
Learn our market analysis approach using technical analysis tools such as Fibonacci retracement, trend lines, and head-and-shoulders patterns to spot short opportunities in line with weekly economic news.
Explore how technical analysis uses price history and mass psychology to identify trends and patterns. Recognize uptrends, downtrends, and sideways markets with oscillators and indicators.
Learn to draw trend lines and channels that define support and resistance zones, and use breaks to shift a trend line from support to resistance with entry signals.
Master head and shoulders patterns as trend reversal signals, learn neckline rules, entry timing, stop loss placement, and trailing stop techniques across timeframes.
Identify double top and double bottom patterns in forex trading to signal reversals and entries with stop losses and targets. Learn trend continuation patterns like triangles, rectangles, and flags.
Learn to identify triangle patterns—symmetrical, ascending, descending, and extended—in price charts, spot breakouts with support and resistance, and set entry, stop loss, and take-profit targets according to the trend.
Enter after a break through the rectangle pattern’s topline or bottomline in uptrends or downtrends, with a stop below the bottomline and a target equal to the pattern's height.
Explore flag patterns as trend continuation signals, featuring a flagpole, support and resistance lines, five-wave movement, and entries after breakouts with stop loss and take profit targets.
Explore Fibonacci basis, the golden ratio, and key retracement levels (0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786) used to forecast price movements in forex trading and technical analysis.
Explore how fibonacci retracement levels, including 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786, and 0.886, guide trend reversals, harmonic patterns like Gartley and Cypher, and entry decisions with confirmation.
Explore Fibonacci extension levels in forex trading, using extensions like 1.618, 1.272, 1.382, and 1.414 to set targets after retracements and predict reversals.
Analyze trend lines as support and resistance and combine them with the 61.8% fibonacci retracement on EUR/USD to spot short opportunities via break, retest, and overlap zones, with RSI divergence.
Apply Elliott wave theory, enhanced by fibonacci retracement and extension, to identify 5-3 price movement. Recognize waves 1–5 and A–C, trade 2 and 4, target 3 and 5.
Explore flat patterns in elliot wave theory, including regular, expanding, running flats, and zig-zag corrections, with A-B-C wave structures and typical 0.382 retracements.
Learn to apply Elliot waves analysis to forex and other markets, identifying waves, corrections, and entry points using Fibonacci retracements, trend lines, stop loss, and take profit strategies.
Explore how moving averages, including SMA and EMA, smooth price data to reveal trends, with crossovers signaling reversals and caveats like false breakouts and lag.
The relative strength index signals overbought and oversold for currency pairs on a 0-100 scale, with a default 14-period and closing price, highlighting divergences and zones at 30 and 70.
Bearish divergence on the RSI for EUR/USD signals a reversal, confirmed by a trend-line break and the 61.8% Fibonacci level.
Explore the stochastic oscillator by George Lane, its blue K and red D lines, 0–100 range, and how crossovers near 20 or 80 and divergences compare with RSI.
Explore the MACD indicator—MACD line, signal line, and histogram—with 12, 26, and 9 periods; learn crossovers and divergences for trend reversals and MT4 setup.
Explore fundamental analysis to assess macroeconomic factors, monetary policy, and political events that move currency pairs, including predictable indicators and unpredictable shocks.
Explore how GDP growth, interest rates, inflation, employment data, trade balance, retail, real estate, and industrial production drive currency movements and currency strength in forex markets.
Track the economic calendar to drive forex decisions through daily news, prior/forecast/current data, and three levels of impact, while using filters and trusted sites like Investing.com to inform fundamental analysis.
Learn how market sentiment, rooted in the fear and greed of traders, complements fundamental and technical analysis to gauge price direction in forex trading.
Learn harmonic trading patterns—Gartley, Butterfly, Bat, Crab, Shark, and Cypher—with Fibonacci rules, entry levels, risk controls, and live trading on a real account.
Learn the Gartley pattern rules for bullish and bearish setups, using fibonacci-based entries at point d, stop losses at 1.13 xa, and targets at least 2x risk with trailing stops.
Explore the bat pattern rules for bullish and bearish setups, using 38.2–50% B retracement and 88.6% XA entry, with 1.13 XA extensions for stops and targets at double the risk.
Learn the shark pattern, its bc and cd extension waves in a downtrend, with entry at 1.13 xa extension, stop loss at 1.414, and take profits at least 2x risk.
Master cypher pattern rules for harmonic trading: identify XAB and BC extensions within 1.272–1.414 fibo of XA, enter at D near 78.6 retracement, risk 1% with at least 2:1 reward-to-risk.
Explore harmonic patterns like bat, cypher, and shark, using fibonacci retracement and extension to set pending orders and manage risk across stocks, forex, and CFDs.
Explore how pending orders—buy limit, sell limit, buy stop, and sell stop—allow entering positions at predefined prices with stop loss, take profit, and volume on a trading platform.
Explore pending orders, including buy stop and sell stop, to catch continuations after breaking a level; set at price points with stop loss and take profit to manage risk.
Demonstrates a bearish usd/rub setup on the h4 chart, using a bearish shark or cypher pattern with Fibonacci extensions to define a sell entry, stop loss, and take profit.
Execute a bullish Gartley pattern on Daimler stock using fibonacci retracement levels to set entry, stop loss, and take profit, achieving about 2% profit with a trailing stop.
Live SP500 trade identifies a potential reversal in an uptrend via a cypher bearish pattern and fibonacci levels, then sets a pending sell-limit with stop loss and take profit.
Execute a bearish bat setup on USDCAD using Fibonacci retracement, place a sell limit pending order, and manage risk with stop loss and take profit.
Identify a bullish cypher pattern in Deutsche Telekom via fibo levels, place a buy limit pending order, and adjust stop loss to secure a 3% take profit with 1% risk.
Technical and Fundamental Analysis for Forex and Stock Traders
The basic types of analysis on the Forex Market are Technical analysis and Fundamental Analysis so we will start with Technical Analysis. Many Forex traders see Technical Analysis as “The Art of Trading.”
This part will be introduced:
· Trends, Channels, support, and resistant levels,
· Fibonacci resistance and extension levels,
· Elliot Waves Theory,
· Technical(Chart) Patterns,
o Head &Shoulders
o Double Top – Double Bottom
o Triangles
o Rectangles
o Flags
· Technical indicators and oscillators
o Moving Averages
o Relative Strength Index
o Stochastic Indicator
o MACD
Then we will explain the fundamental analysis and an economic calendar. Here you will find an explanation of how economic factors affect the movement of the currency pairs on the Forex Market. Also in this part, you will learn what sentiment analysis is.
This part of the course is created for traders who want to learn how to use Technical and Fundamental analysis for predicting price movement on the Forex Market.
Forex Trading Strategy with Harmonic Patterns
In the last part, we will introduce Forex Trading Strategy with Harmonic Patterns.
You will learn:
· Strategy rules with Patterns (Gartley, Bat, Shark, Cypher)
· How to find patterns for trade,
· How to setup pending orders,
· Where to put stop loss,
· What is the target per trade,
· How much do we risk per trade,
· How we manage open trades.
After this part, students will be fully prepared to trade using the Harmonic trading strategy. The strategy is ideal for people who are employed or do not want to trade more than a few hours a day on Forex Market.
This part of the course is created for traders who want to trade Forex or Stock but still don't have their own trading strategy.