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When to use leading vs lagging indicators
Technical indicators can be divided into leading and lagging categories. Leading indicators track data used to predict future price action, and lagging indicators confirm trends by plotting price action relative to other metrics such as momentum or volume.
What are the best technical indicators?
The best technical indicators can offer a huge boost to your trading, helping you identify trends, outline key levels and predict price action. But which indicators should you use as part of your trading toolkit? Find out here.
What is breakout trading?
Breakout trading is a strategy in which you take a position at the onset of a trend, hoping to profit from the large volume of trades that follow. Learn how to identify breakouts before they occur and the best entry strategies for breakout trading.
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How to trade bullish and bearish divergences in forex
Learn the difference between bullish and bearish divergences and how to recognize both when using technical indicators in forex trading.
Gold: Does today’s 2% rally change the recent bearish trend?
To save you time answering the title question: No. Or at least not yet.
How to find oversold stocks: meaning, indicators and examples
Oversold stocks are often seen as an opportunity to buy into the market or take advantage of short-term volatility in the share price. But are oversold stocks really a good opportunity? And how can you identify oversold stocks? Find out in our guide.
How to find overbought stocks: meaning, indicators and examples
Overbought stocks tend to get a bad reputation due to the fear that the speculative bubble will burst, and investors will get stuck in market that’s correcting. But overbought stocks can present a range of opportunities for traders. So how do you find them? Find out below.
Using the RSI to Trade in Ranges: EUR/USD
The RSI can be a powerful tool when used in combination with other technical tools
Gold’s Big Breakdown Hints at a Major Top, Could Expose 1200 in Time
As any gold bug would tell you, last year’s fourth quarter was a strong one, with the yellow metal gaining nearly 8% from October through New Year’s Day. The good times carried over into mid-February, when gold peaked near $1350, but the price action over the last two months suggests that a major top may have formed.
Will gold see a tradable bounce off $1200 support?
There are no two ways about it: 2018 has been an absolutely brutal year for gold bulls.
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