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Types of orders. Market and pending orders

 

Types of orders. Market and pending orders
A forex order is a client's trading order, which the broker relays to the interbank through a common position with other clients. The order can be both for opening a position and for...
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What is Due Diligence and how to conduct it?

 

What is Due Diligence and how to conduct it?
How to check a business before a transaction and whether a private investor can do it on his ownThe term Due Diligence is used to characterize the due diligence of a counterparty before...
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Swaps in the financial market. What are they and what are they given to the trader

 

Swaps in the financial market. What are they and what are they given to the trader
In economics, a swap is a trading operation in which two conversion transactions are concluded. For example, it can be the purchase of an asset (securities, currency) and its sale after...
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What is Quantitative Easing (QE) and its impact on financial markets

 

What is Quantitative Easing (QE) and its impact on financial markets
How does the central banks' asset purchase policy affect the market.One of the key instruments of unconventional monetary policy is the purchase of securities by the central bank on...
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What is the Overnight Interest Rate?

 

What is the Overnight Interest Rate?
Overnight Interest Rate - a tool for short-term investments.When money is a dead weight, it begins to depreciate. If we are talking about several dollars - it's not so scary. And if...
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What is a stock split? Why do companies split their shares

 

What is a stock split? Why do companies split their shares
Stock split is the splitting of one stock with a high price into several smaller ones. Moreover, the total value of the resulting securities is equal to the price of the base stock....
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What is Deflation: signs, causes and consequences

 

What is Deflation: signs, causes and consequences
Deflation is an increase in the real value of money and a decrease in the overall level of prices for goods, works and services.Deflation is the opposite of inflation. The consequences...
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Causes of inflation and scientific approaches to their study

 

Causes of inflation and scientific approaches to their study
Inflation is a long and steady process. It is often confused with a banal price increase. The inflationary process is characterized by a general increase in prices - a deflator of GDP,...
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S&P 500 Stock Index - history, calculation and forecasting

 

S&P 500 Stock Index - history, calculation and forecasting
The S&P 500 stock index includes shares of 500 American companies with the largest capitalization. The lists of companies are compiled by the analytical company Standart & Poor's,...
Sep 30, 2021  Read
NASDAQ 100, index, Index NASDAQ 100 - history, advantages and what it depends on

 

Index NASDAQ 100 - history, advantages and what it depends on
There are two significant sub - indexes in the high - tech NASDAQ index: these are the NASDAQ 100 index and the NASDAQ Biotechnology Index. The first of them includes hundreds of the...
Sep 30, 2021  Read
Nikkei 225, index, Nikkei 225 Index - history, calculation and the features

 

Nikkei 225 Index - history, calculation and the features
The Nikkei 225 index (日経平均株価, totally sounds like Nikkei Heikin Kabuka, abbreviation 日経 225) — a key index of the Tokyo stock exchange TSE (東京証券取引所),...
Sep 30, 2021  Read
About the Big Mac Index and its competitors

 

About the Big Mac Index and its competitors
For more than 30 years, The Economist magazine has been calculating the Big Mac Index. Below you will find out what this indicator is, on the basis of which it is calculated and what...
Sep 29, 2021  Read

Complete forecasts for traders

. Traders constantly get tips from the market. But not all traders can take advantage of them. This requires theoretical knowledge and practical skills - then the trader will be able to interpret the signals in a timely and accurate manner. Forecasts are recommendations made on the basis of technical analysis. Do not rush headlong into a maelstrom. Before using a signal, independently analyze if the hint is worth believing. Remember about the risks of stock trading. First form a hypothesis, then open a position and set a stop loss if the hypothesis turns out to be false, in order to limit your losses when the price reaches a certain level. Completed trading signals and non-activated forecasts are published on this page of the site, which can be used for market analysis and stock trading. Paid and free forecasts are available at this portal. Both of them are reliable. But paid forecasts contain more useful information than free ones. It is possible to subscribe to a trader and use his predictions only. Or you can analyze the market by yourself and prepare your own signals for other traders. Register on the portal beforehand in order to use all its functions.

How forecasts and trading signals work

Rise and fall of quotations seems chaotic only at first sight. In fact, the exchange lives by its own laws, follows specific trends and is based on principles. From time to time the market generates signals. They tell of the beginning of a bearish or bullish trend. The task of the trader - to see these signs, correctly interpret them, and then open a long or short position. If the hypothesis turned out to be correct, the trader takes an ideal trading position and can make a significant profit. If the hypothesis is incorrect, the open position is closed by a stop loss to minimize losses. The signal gives a probable pullback that is intended to move the stop to Breakeven. But it is impossible to say in advance whether the price will go further in the desired direction. Therefore it is necessary to manage the position, and not to sit idly, waiting for a stop or profit. In addition, in today's conditions, it is extremely wrong to determine the signals only by the price chart. It is necessary to use other parameters: the volume and the strip, market expectations, news. And then profitable trading is guaranteed.
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