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Copyright © 2006 Oleg A. But & 5emas-forex-trading-system.com
Revision 2.12: February 2007
Author : Oleg Alexandrovich But
Publisher : Adam Burgoyne
NOTE ABOUT CURRENCY :
Unless otherwise stated in this book, all numbers preceded by the “$” sign
refer to an amount in U.S. Dollars.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Disclaimer and Risk Warnings
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U.S. Government Required Disclaimer
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PREFACE
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WHAT IS FOREX?
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FOREX (FOReign EXchange Market)
4
Currency Symbols:
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Currency Exchange Rate
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Leverage
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How a Transaction Is Carried Out
7
Swaps
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The Reasons for the Popularity of FOREX
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Liquidity
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Flexibility
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Lower transaction costs
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Price stability
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Margin
11
Classification Features of the FOREX Market
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By the type of operations
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By the territorial feature
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THE MAIN MARKET PARTICIPANTS
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Commercial banks
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Companies making foreign investments
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Central banks
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Currency exchanges
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Currency brokerages
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Private persons
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THE MAIN CONCEPTS OF THE FOREX MARKET
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Bid
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Ask (or offer)
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Spread
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Margin trading
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Margin
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Leverage
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Currency Rate
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Lot
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Storage
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MINI-FOREX – FOREX TRADING WITH $100 DEPOSIT
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WHAT WE NEED TO ACCESS THE MARKET AND TRADE IT
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We Need an Internet Connection
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We Need a Brokerage
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We Need Specialized Software to Access the Market
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Types of software for working in financial markets
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Types of Orders
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Market Order
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Pending Order
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Stop Loss
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Take Profit
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Speed of Order Execution
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HOW TO FORECAST MARKET BEHAVIOR
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Fundamental Analysis
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Common detailed Fundamental Analysis for an index:
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Explanation of the elements of the forecast:
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Technical analysis
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Complex Trading Systems
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Trading Systems created by advanced traders
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The basic advantages of this approach are:
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The basic disadvantages of this approach:
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Trading Systems offered by financial companies
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5 EMAS FOREX SYSTEM
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Description of the system
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The purpose of using this system
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General Money Management Rules for the 5 EMAs FOREX System
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Lot management for medium risk/aggressive traders:
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The risk for various currency pairs:
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Examples of multiple exit points for different pairs
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What Tools Are Used In This System?
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Description of Technical Indicators used in the System
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Support and Resistance
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Supply and demand
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Traders’ remorse
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Resistance becomes support
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Moving Averages (MAs)
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Exponential Moving Average (EMA)
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(MACD) Moving Average Convergence/Divergence
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(RSI) Relative Strength Index Technical Indicator
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Ways to use Relative Strength Index for chart analysis:
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Williams’ Percent Range Technical Indicator (%R)
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BROKERAGE AND TRADE TERMINAL
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Recommended Brokerage
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Link to Recommended Brokerage
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ABOUT METATRADER 4
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Downloading and Installing MetaTrader 4
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Downloading MetaTrader 4
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Installing MetaTrader 4
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Configuring MetaTrader 4
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Starting MetaTrader 4 for the first time
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Opening a demo account
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Adjusting the workspace of MetaTrader 4
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Setting up Chart Windows and Indicators
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TRADING RULES FOR THE 5 EMAS FOREX SYSTEM-“DAY-TRADING”
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The Main Set of Rules (fundamental)
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The Main Rules (technical)
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Entry Rules for Short Positions:
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Entry Rules for Long Positions:
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Exit Rules for Short Positions
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Exit Strategy №1 (Trailing Stop 1)
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Exit Strategy №1 (Trailing Stop 2)
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Exit Strategy №2 (Moving Averages)
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Exit Strategy №3 (Using Divergences)
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Exit Rules for Long Positions
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Exit Strategy №1 (Trailing Stop 1)
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Exit Strategy №1 (Trailing Stop 2)
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Exit Strategy №2 (Moving Averages)
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Exit Strategy №3 (Using of Divergences)
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Ideal technical conditions for opening positions
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Ideal technical conditions for short positions
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Trade 1 (USD/CHF)
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Trade 2(USD/CHF)
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Trade 1 (USD/JPY)
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Trade 2 (USD/JPY)
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Trade 1 (EUR/USD)
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Trade 2(EUR/USD)
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Ideal technical conditions for long positions
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Trade 1 (USD/CHF)
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Trade 2 (USD/CHF)
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Trade 1 (USD/JPY)
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Trade 2 (USD/JPY)
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Trade 1 (EUR/USD)
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Trade 2 (EUR/USD)
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When Not To Enter the Market (“No Trade” Rules)
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The exceptions based on fundamental events (news)
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Trade 1 (EUR/USD long)
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Trade 1 (description)
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Trade 2 (USD/CHF short)
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Trade 2 (description)
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The exceptions based on technical conditions
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Trade 1 (USD/JPY short)
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Trade 2 (USD/CHF long)
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Classic example of when you should not open a position.
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