If trading currency with a minimal time investment and a good financial return is your goal, then read on. This article is the teaching tool to help you understand and employ the theory and analysis of the currency market so you can how to read and build the trading charts with expertise.

Spotting trends and repeated price patterns are the huge benefits in utilizing chart and this is termed as a learned skill. The price change reflected in the chart serves as the cue and the need for following the news is not required.

As human nature is fixed, the repeat movement of chart gives the cue of high trading opportunity and a key for earning profits. The strategy used will be strong, simple with fewer elements to be broken and easier than any complicated strategy.

First, you need to chose how to spot basic chart patterns and learn to use these indicators to confirm any trading signals. What you use is up to you, but I suggest using three specific ones. The ones I use are Bollinger Bands, which show volatility, and stochastic and RSI, which show the strength of price fluctuations. Learning how to use these three indicators only takes 24 hours or less and can be an essential item in learning about currency trading.

The surest way to spend a lot of time and realize little, or no, monetary gain is to get lured into day trading or scalping. Stay away from this kind of market noise. Remember, you’ll see the moneymakers that have staying power and allow you to reap a big reward on the currency charts you’ve constructed. These are the movements that last for weeks and months, and provide you with gains and leverage.

Prediction of prices needed to be absolved in currency technical analysis which is the vital error made by starters in the trade. Prediction which means making a guess is not the wise way to trade. Buying one at its bottom of its price or selling one at its peak may not be possible and hence desist from it.

Trade breakouts are the way which millionaire traders and currency charts users trade. A keen analysis of currency trend shows a bull trend which culminates into new market highs and goes on breaking to new highs as the trend grows. Big trends are wise way to trade and all big trends reward you as well as they are characterized by big risks.

Remember this rule: If you want to make money with just a little time investment, about thirty minutes a day, learn to build and read your charts, identify breakout trends and exercise discipline when the crystal ball starts to gleam.

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My trading result pretty fair for me, the ratio profit-loss quite well, it’s about 60/40 – 60 times profit and 40 times loss.

Of course I forgot some trading methods (technical analysis) that I used before, so I just use several technical indicators to determine my orders, especially the common used technical indicators such as Moving Average (MA) and Relative Strength Index (RSI).

My conclusion from this trading experience is there’re no need a lot of indicators to make profit. Moreover, there’re a lot of successful traders only use one technical indicator to determine their orders.

Another conclusion is that quite confused if I use too many indicators (5 – 10 technical indicators), I just got into confusion and don’t know the market moving, since I used too many indicators.

So the past two weeks trading experience gives me conclusion that I don’t need too many indicators to make profit. Simple indicator gives me profit, fast action to order, and of course no confusion.

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However, this application fails in the case of a trending market, as the price momentum can remain overbought/oversold for many periods while the price continues to move persistently higher/lower in line with the underlying trend. The practical result is that traders who rely solely on a momentum indicator might exit a profitable position too soon based on momentum having reached an extreme level, just as a larger trend movement is developing. Even worse, some might use overbought/oversold levels to initiate positions in the opposite direction, seeking to anticipate a price reversal based on extreme momentum levels.

The second use of momentum oscillators is to spot divergences between price and momentum. The rationale with divergences is that sustained price movements should be mirrored by the underlying momentum. For example, a new high in price should be matched by a new high in momentum if the price action is to be considered valid. If a new price high occurs without momentum reaching new highs, a divergence (in this case, a bearish divergence) is said to exist. Divergences frequently play out with the price action failing to sustain its direction and reversing course in line with the momentum.

In real life, though, divergences frequently appear in trending markets as momentum wanes (the rate of change of prices slows) but prices fail to reverse significantly, maintaining the trend. The practical result is that counter-trend trades are frequently initiated based on price/momentum divergences. If the market is trending, prices will maintain their direction, though their rate of change is slower. Eventually, prices will accelerate in line with the trend and momentum will reverse again in the direction of the trend, nullifying the observed divergence in the process. As such, divergences can create many false signals that mislead traders who fail to recognize when a trend is in place.

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