Your biggest headache as a forex trader will likely be identifying the ever-elusive perfect trade entry and exit points — there are far too many factors to consider. What if there was a way to improve ...

In the formative years of my trading career (late ’90s), I frequently found myself scratching my head over an interesting problem. Despite analyzing the hell out of stock chart patterns, ensuring the ...

In our last two articles we referred to different time periods, which in itself is a type of analysis known as Multiple Time Frame Analysis. This refers to when a technician analyzes the same currency ...

As price on a currency pair continually changes, we track that movement by looking at charts. Remember that a currency pair is moving through ALL time frames simultaneously. As we consult different ...

Traders, are you looking only at the trees? It’s important to look at the forest, too. Multiple trading time frames can give your decisions the context they need. So unless you’re a day trader, don’t ...

In this webinar, we discussed how to use multiple time-frames and take a top-down approach when analyzing markets. This not only helps put the prevailing winds at your back, but can also guide you ...

In today's class you will learn to use Multiple Time Frames in all Markets using dtPro and the CFRN EMINI Method™. Burt will lead the class as he does each Monday and will walk you through a simple ...

The S&P 500 always offers two things at the same time: the chance to make a positive return, and the risk of loss - sometimes major loss. A while back, I created something called the S&P X-Ray, which ...