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Trade Magnates Team
Dec 08, 2017
In Genral Trading Discussion
What is the Non-Farm Payrolls report? The Non-Farm Payrolls report (NFP) a key economic indicator for the United States. Non-Farm Payrolls is the monthly release of data on the 80% of the US workforce employed in manufacturing, construction and goods. It is intended to represent the total number of paid workers in the U.S. minus farm employees, government employees, private household employees and employees of non-profit organizations. Why is the Non-Farm Payroll report important? NFP is a key economic indicator for the US and is widely considered to be the most important regular economic data release. The statistic gives a solid indication of the strength of the US economy, which is the most important single economy in the world offering an indication of where the Federal Reserve might take interest rates in the near future. The overall number of jobs added or subtracted is an indicator of the health of the economy as a whole, and are part of the Federal Reserve’s mandate on employment – so the FOMC (The Fed - Federal Open Market Committee) will pay attention to NFP figures when deciding whether to raise or lower rates. For example, a high number of jobs can be taken as a sign of inflationary pressures, which may lead to an interest rate hike. A fall in the number, meanwhile, may indicate a declining economy, increasing the chances of a rate cut. Interest rates have a major part to play in the movements of forex, stocks and commodities, so the non-farms report can reverberate across global markets in a big way. How to trade Non-Farm Payrolls Trading Non-Farm Payrolls can present the opportunity for increased profits on a variety of markets, but the announcement can cause volatility, increasing risk. The data can be very unpredictable; therefore, it is not an ideal market condition to be trading. You may make big gains in a short amount of time – but most traders may burn out their account sooner, rather than later. A reading that is stronger than forecast is generally supportive (bullish) for the USD, while a weaker than forecast reading is generally negative (bearish) for the USD. NFP Effects on Markets: Forex: A healthy US economy attracts investments from around the world, driving up the price of the US dollar which will affect major currency pairs, such as EUR/USD and GBP/USD. Indices: Strong employment is a sign that businesses are in a good shape, however, a strong dollar can negatively affect US stocks such as Dow Jones, the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ. Commodities: If the economy is weaker and the data are negative, traders may turn to safe havens, such as gold and silver NFP is not an ideal market condition to be trading. You may make big gains in a short amount of time – but most traders may burn out their account sooner, rather than later. Will you be trading the NFP Today?
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Trade Magnates Team
Nov 22, 2017
In Analysis and Signals
If you have a trading experience and analytical ability and would like to share your analysis and signals with thousands of traders, join the conversation or create a new post and allow others to follow you in the trading community. Reaching more audience will help you and help others in a successful trading journey and potentially generate a second income. Become a trading leader and support your followers with your trading knowledge and experience. Build your name in Forex analysis and gain more followers by sharing your thoughts and expectations!
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Trade Magnates Team
Nov 22, 2017
In Commercial Content
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Trade Magnates Team
Jul 30, 2017
In Brokers Review
We at Trade Magnates believe that sharing your experience with other individuals will help them in choosing the best broker for their needs. Please Join this conversation and comment the best and worse experience you have had with the brokers you have traded with. Your feedback will help thousands of traders choose the right broker!
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Trade Magnates Team
Jul 30, 2017
In Trading Strategies
Scalping is one of the strategies that is widely used amongst Forex traders. We will share with you in this article the definition of Scalping, scalping strategies, and techniques. What is Scalping? Scalping in forex trading refers to executing many trades within a short time frame and aiming to gain small profit per each trade scaling the total profit of the huge number of trades executed. Most traders who apply this strategy consider having a high leverage in case their trading volume is high and they execute several trades at the same time, otherwise, you won’t need a high leverage or a big account equity. If you are not a full-time trader, this strategy will not be executed to its full potential as it requires constant analysis of the market and executing orders heavily. When applying this strategy, you have to know when to enter or exit a trade as losses are associated to this strategy and we have to accept this fact. On the other hand, this strategy aims on making a total profit from the total open trades, so the total profitable trades should be higher than the losing ones. The 1 Minute Strategy This strategy is simple and popular amongst traders as we have mentioned earlier, scalping trades are executed for only seconds or minutes. If you are considering applying this strategy, you have to start using the following indicators on your 1M charts with the below periods, in addition to any other indicators that you are using effectively: 1. Exponential Moving Average (EMA) with the periods of 100 and 50 2. Stochastic with periods of 5, 3 & 3. Any time a 50 EMA indicator surpasses a 100 EMA indicator, be ready to open a long order. If the price at which you plan to fill the order is close to the EMA indicators and Stochastic rises above the 20 level, open a long position. To determine when to make a short order, use the same strategy indicators in reverse. This strategy might be most effective during high volatility trading sessions, which are usually New York closing and London opening times. Scalping Techniques Some scalpers follow short term signals and events that involve a high volatility, so keeping an eye on these events and entering a trade at the right time is essential and can be an effective technique to execute a scalping trade. Also, you may consider placing TP/SL values to the orders to reduce the losses and manage the strategy’s risk in addition to enabling the one click trading factor to speed the process of entering and exiting a trade. Don’t forget to share your thoughts in the comment box below and perhaps write about manual scalping vs automatic algorithmic software “EAs”.
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Trade Magnates Team
Jul 30, 2017
In Trading Strategies
Intraday trading is a set of Forex day trading strategies that require opening and closing trades on the same day. Considering that markets can only move so far within one day, intraday traders use risky trading techniques to gain their profits. Trading within such a narrow time frame, your risk will be much higher than using long term trading strategies. Day Trading traders depend mainly on two main factors, higher volatility and liquidity. Volatility is the magnitude of market movements. With volatility is in consideration, day traders will be looking mainly at the major currencies and other instruments that are highly volatile, in addition, they should consider the economic news and trading sessions during which the market will be volatile. Liquidity is similarly important. If there is no liquidity, the orders will simply not be closed at the expected profit. Day trading strategies Scalping, is a day trading strategy that through which you may make many small profits on the minimal price changes. Scalpers go for quantity trades within the shortest period possible.Scalping can be a great day trading strategy, at the same time a very risky one. Scalpers must achieve high trading volumes to balance out the low risk to reward ratio. One the other hand, a scalper must know when to exit a trade as they can't afford to wait for the market to come back. Reverse Trading is also known as pull back trading, counter trend trading and fading. A reverse trader should be able to identify potential pullbacks with a high probability, and to be able to predict their strength. This strategy is simply trading against the trend, how risky is that! A popular example of reverse trading is Daily Pivot trading which is trading the daily highs and lows. There are several other strategies that can be considered as daily short-term trades. You may think trading short term is very profitable as you may achieve several profits within a short time period, but what you should keep in mind that the risk in such strategies are much higher. What kind of trader are you? Short or long term trader? Join the discussion and share your trading experience and style.
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Trade Magnates Team
Jul 30, 2017
In Trading Strategies
Support and Resistance values are very fundamental in Forex trading that you should pay a closer attention to, what they are, and how to use them. Support and Resistance are indicated in areas on trading charts. A Support Area is a buying area that always appears below the current price. It indicates the area that buyers are likely to enter the market at. A Resistance Area is s Selling area that always appears above the current price. It shows the area that sellers are likely to enter the market at. Some traders/analysts may refer to those terms as Buyer or Bulls referring to Support, and Sellers or Bears, referring to Resistance. Below is an example of the support and resistance placement on charts: Placing support and resistance areas can be challenging, however, once you master it, it will work wonder to your trading benefit. However, with the technology development these days, you are able now to get these levels instantly through an indicator. we do recommend that you know how to place them in different time frames to ensure that the indicator you are using is working correctly. We will leave the conversation open for you now to share how do you place your support and resistance levels and the methods you use vs using an indicator
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