Forex Video Zone

This video tutorial shows how to base your trailing stop on the volatility of the last few bars. The volatility here is determined as the difference between High and Low of the bars. The stops of your positions widen when the volatility increases and tighten when it goes down, allowing for a more accurate trading in all market conditions. This method of setting the trailing stop is also called Chandelier trailing stop.

This video explains how to trade during volatile market moves using the price action strategy correctly. The main idea is to trade using pull-backs rather than breakouts.

This Forex trading session outlook explores the technical possibilities for entry on the charts of several major currency pairs. It also makes some explanations of the current fundamental background which inspires a strong volatility on the Forex markets.

This technical analysis of the major Forex pairs expects an increased activity inside the currency pairs based on CAD and JPY today. The elevated volatility of the prices may continue for a rather extensive period giving the traders more chances for profit but also more dangerous set-ups.

Watch this free Forex video to learn how the market volatility affects the currency pairs. You’ll understand how to use the volatility to your advantage in Forex trading by using the volatility-adjusted stop-loss and take-profit orders based on the standard ATR (Average True Range) indicator that is available on almost all trading platforms. Knowing how to use the market volatility is vital for the professional foreign exchange traders.

This video will show how to use the Federal Reserve Bank of New York implied volatility survey in your Forex trading. The report is released monthly and shows the most and the least volatile major currencies.