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Doing Incorrect Technical Analysis

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But the TRUTH is, most of the traders do INCORRECT technical analysis. More than 80% of their trades end in loss. And to be honest, that is not entirely their fault. Its just their interpretation is not entirely correct. And that is what causes frustration. Now let me ask you – “What if I can help you improve the accuracy of these Trades?” Candlesticks are amazing indicators and an ASSET for any trader who would like
to have large number of profitable trades.Why?

“Thats because Candlesticks is more or less the only technical indicator that can help you analyse WHAT HAS HAPPENNED and WHAT CAN HAPPEN NEXT” ……..Only if they are interpreted correctly! So, if you would like to

1. improve your trading performance
2. Analyse the forex charts with higher accuracy.
3. Increase the number of winning trades and
4. Avoid placing the trades that will end in loss

Using candlesticks CORRECTLY can make huge difference in your trading..And let me tell you, once you start using it, you would wonder how were you trading without them for so long! So go ahead and get my Forex Candlestick Magic course which is covered in Manual and Videos and take your trading to next level! Yes, Forex Candlestick Magic includes a manual and lot of videos so that you understand candlesticks correctly and become a better trader. There are two ways by which the overall profitability can be increased in any business -

1. By adding more profitable items – The most common used approach by people

2. By removing items facing losses – Only top experts focus on this!

If I use the same concept in forex, what this means is to improve the profitable strategy and cut short the strategy that is not working for you!!

The only issue that comes here is –

How to SYSTEMATICALLY know which trading system is working and which doesn’t? I mean it is very easy to pull the trigger after just two losing trades and say that the trading system doesn’t work. But there is a more systematic approach….and that is very simple and will cost you nothing! Through Trading Logs!

Your trading manual is like your best friend and will really help you improve your trading performances several notches. Essentially for each trade, at the minimum you must track -

1. The currency pair you traded
2. Reason for taking the trade
3. Opening time and closing time
4. Entry and exit price
5. Reason for closing the trade
6. Stop loss value used.

Such tracking will help you understand which aspects of trading are working and where are you struggling. For example, data from 50 trades can help you find which currency pair is profitable for you and what time of the day does trading suits you. I know a person whose overall trading performance improved more than 150% within a span of 1 month by just using trading log! So, incase you are not using Trading Log, Go ahead and do that immediately!! Incase you are looking for a forex course which includes highly profitable trading system which has strong money management principles!



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