Order flow is a concept in trading which many claim to understand. Few really do. The order flow of markets is what truly causes price to move. Order flow can be applied to many aspects of financial markets.

Most of us traders know what Forex Factory is, but do we know how to use it to improve? Forex Factory is a goldmine of information and resources. It's the largest trading forum out there. However, there

Crude Oil is the main focus going into 3rd May. There is some interesting structure at play in this market, as outlined on the chart.   Posted from my blog with SteemPress :

One of the most interesting charts out there at the minute - Dax is below a big area on the hourly chart. A good play would be to look for longs at the 12480 area in preparation for a probe of 12650 liquidity.

Missing trades can be incredibly detrimental to your bottom line. It's costing you big, we need to fix it. The amount of times we've said 'I knew I should've taken that' or 'why didn't I see that setup,

You often hear traders quarreling about trend trading vs mean reversion trading. I'm going to help settle the dispute. The two trading styles are often pitted against each other, with no consideration

Trading and Poker are the same? Not on the surface, but they have very similar dynamics. You're telling us that to be good at trading, you must be good at poker? Well, if you put it in that way, no. However,

Brexit. That word that has come to be so divisive and annoying. Shoved down our throats over the last 2 years, it’s become somewhat of a battleground between Remain and Leave voters. Who remembers what

Today's chart of the day, USDCAD, has broken out of a large area of resistance. The 1.2980 area is visible on both the hourly and daily charts. We had a solid punch through the area during Thursday's trade,

In EURNZD, we have two clear ranges with a 'no mans land' between them. I am looking to offer EURNZD at 1.7000, then cover my short and initiate long at 1.6930. I see both of these levels as very strong,

Building on concepts from a previous article on the risk-reward relation in trading and how it corresponds to winrate, I'd like to explain with some concrete maths behind it - the forex market random walk.

Looking to be a buyer of GBPUSD at 1.3918 for a quick pop to the orange line 1.3956. I believe this to be a high probability area for a bounce as it is multiple prior highs, with an aggressive move through