Currency traders use pivot points to determine support and/or resistance levels and can be used by traders to trade range-bound markets and also to identify breakouts traders. In this article we will give you a basic introduction to pivot points including - how there calculated, how they can be applied to FX trading and how to combine them, with other indicators in your currency trading strategy.

Developed by George C. Lane in the late 1950s, the Stochastic Oscillator is one of the most popular momentum indicators and is heavily used by currency traders. We have covered the calculation of the indicator in other articles and here, we will look at some simple set ups in terms of trading both trends and range bound markets.

In terms of your long term trading success, proper money management is vital and here, we will look at some basics in terms of placing stop loss orders in the market. Most traders have no idea of how to place stop loss protection correctly and lose money. If you want to win, you need to restrict losses and preserve equity while at the same time, taking enough risk to allow you to make big gains.

The no loss robot claims it has never had a loss at all – lets review the Forex no loss robot and see if its to good to be true or it lives up to the hype.. is it to good to be true or will it lose you money? Lets take a look.

Here we will look at the opportunity global currency trading offers you, the risks and how to become a currency trader from home and make a great second income.