Distribution of Forex Prices - Post a Comment

Price Distribution

The bar chart shows the number of closes for every price interval. This representation helps identify bottleneck areas, support and resistance.

Price Distribution Between Bollinger Band

The bar chart shows the distribution of prices inside to the Bollinger bands. This chart gives us the percentage of times where the courses fall outside or inside the Bollinger bands.

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FXstreet.com, where Forex never rests

FXstreet.com, where Forex never rests

Forex Traders do sleep but markets don’t. When a trader has just woke up and logs on in Boston, another one located in Tokyo is winding down for the day, while a third one in London finishes lunch and waits for Wall Street’s opening bell. And you are maybe yourself waiting for an economic figure to be released or thinking about where to put the stop loss on your last trade.

FXstreet.com is your meeting place, the crossroads where you can find everything you need to make the best decisions in the currency markets. Anytime, 24/5. Based on unbiased, high quality and free information.

Real-time exchange rates and charts, Forex news, economic calendar, market analysis, trading newsletters, customizable technical studies, live webinars with the most renowned experts of the currency market. Further, traders can sharpen their skills in our Learning Center, compare brokers or just reach out to our community network.

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LiveCharts.co.uk Currency Strength Meter

The currency strength meter gives you a quick visual guide to which currencies are currently strong, and which ones are weak. The meter measures the strength of all forex cross pairs and applies calculations on them to determine the overall strength for each individual currency. Please see notes below for further details.

How Does The Currency Strength Meter Work?

The meter takes readings from every forex pair over the last 24 hours, and applies calculations to each. It then bundles together each the associated pairs to an individual currency (eg, EUR/USD, EUR/JPY, EUR/GBP etc) and finds the current strength.

How Can This Help Me?

It is useful as a quick guide to which currencies you might want to trade, and which might be worth staying away from. For instance, if a certain currency is very strong, and another suddenly turns weaker, you may find a trading opportunity. Such deviation between pairs usually indicates momentum. Conversely, if two currencies are weak, strong or average strength, there is often a range or sideways movement happening. You might want to stay away from trading those pairs.

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Economic Impact Analyzer - Post a Comment

Economic Impact Analyzer

The Razor Economic Impact Analyzer displays price charts relative to economic events and features a large database of historical economic release data. Choose your currency and economic event and then click the title of any historical event in the Event History section to render dynamic price charts plus a list of any simultaneous economic releases.

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ForexTicket - Currency Index

The currency index represents the evolution of a currency relative to the entire forex. The index is the average of one currency compared to others. The chart representation makes it easy to view trends by currency.

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Trading Economics - Charts and historical data

Trading Economics provides its users with accurate information for 196 countries including historical data for more than 300.000 economic indicators, exchange rates, stock market indexes, government bond yields and commodity prices. Our data is based on official sources, not third party data providers, and our facts are regularly checked for inconsistencies. Trading Economics has received more than 100 million page views from more than 200 countries.

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TradingView - Network Where Active Traders Exchange Ideas to Maximize Profit

The best on the web stock charts and a community of investors who are passionate about sharing trading ideas.

Our completely free charts are online, which means no installations or setups. They work in any modern browser, anywhere in the world, and they are better than most old-fashion PC programs. But TradingView is not just an awesome tool, it’s also home to a global community of investors and traders who discuss their ideas. Make your name in the trading community and get discovered by trading firms, or find other career opportunities in the financial sector through your new friends.

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Forex open orders - Post a Comment

Forex open orders module

The module below shows snapshots of Saxo Bank clients’ open orders for major currency pairs. Select one pair from the “Aggregate Open Orders” chart to drill down into position information for a single pair.


For more information on what the charts show and how to use them, please refer to the notes below the chart


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Best Free Stock Charts - FreeStockCharts.com

Web's Best Streaming Real-time Stock Charts - Free. Live, streaming, Real-time charts for over 7,000 stocks; Look at minute, hourly, daily, 68 indicators, trendline alerts, drawing tools, scans, Free!

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The Scale of Market Quakes (SMQ)

The Scale of Market Quakes (SMQ) objectively measures the impact of political and economic events on the currency markets and is a decision support tool for traders, retail and institutional investors, government officials and commentators. The development of the SMQ was inspired by the Richter Scale which measures the intensity of earthquakes. Financial markets are subject to seismic shocks caused by political, economic and other events.

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Calculated Risk - Finance and Economics

“If you only follow one economics blog, it has to be Calculated Risk, run by Bill McBride. The site provides concise and very accessible summaries of all the key economic data and developments. One of the reasons McBride is able to do this so well is that he has an almost uncanny knack of recognizing which facts really matter. He began the blog in 2005 because he saw a disaster brewing in the form of the housing bubble, and tried his best to warn the rest of us of what was coming. I've followed him closely ever since, and I don't know if he's ever been wrong. My advice is, if you've come up with a different conclusion from McBride on how economic developments are going to unfold, you'd be wise to think it over again!”Professor James Hamilton, Economics, University of California, San Diego

Currency Strength Meter - Post a Comment

Currency Strength Meter Indicator

Momentum and Trend Trading:

Buy an Underlying Currency that is   Strengthening with Space to Continue Up

Sell an Underlying Currency that is   Weakening with Space to Continue Down

Daily and Weekly Mean Reversion Trading:

Buy an Underlying Currency that is   Oversold + Consolidating

Sell an Underlying Currency that is   Overbought + Consolidating

Strength Meter Chart represents the price movement for major currencies measured against other majors. Results shows strength and weakness against a customizable basket of currencies. Useful to detect then identify which crosses have been trending. Gives trend length perspective + OB or OS relativity. Overextended data on higher TFs serve as possible indication for Mean Reversion strategies or to hedge risks.

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What is the Fear & Greed Index?

Investors are driven by two emotions: fear and greed. Too much fear can sink stocks well below where they should be. When investors get greedy, they can bid up stock prices way too far.So what emotion is driving the market now? CNNMoney's Fear & Greed index makes it clear.

We look at 7 indicators:

•Stock Price Momentum: The S&P 500 (SPX) versus its 125-day moving average

•Stock Price Strength: The number of stocks hitting 52-week highs and lows on the New York Stock Exchange

•Stock Price Breadth: The volume of shares trading in stocks on the rise versus those declining.

•Put and Call Options: The put/call ratio, which compares the trading volume of bullish call options relative to the trading volume of bearish put options

•Junk Bond Demand: The spread between yields on investment grade bonds and junk bonds

•Market Volatility: The VIX (VIX), which measures volatility

•Safe Haven Demand: The difference in returns for stocks versus Treasuries

For each indicator, we look at how far they've veered from their average relative to how far they normally veer. We look at each on a scale from 0 - 100. The higher the reading, the greedier investors are being, and 50 is neutral.

Then we put all the indicators together - equally weighted - for a final index reading.

When the S&P 500 (SPX) plummeted to a three-year low on Sept. 17, 2008 - the height of the financial crisis -- the Fear and Greed index sank to 12. The index gained some ground to 28 before stocks finally bottomed out on March 9, 2009 and the latest bull market began.

Most recently, in the first quarter of 2012, stocks staged their best run in decades, and the index showed pure greed.