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[Kaka00]

Forex forum is the good forum in the world. It provide us facility to earn good profit by trading on it.
I have also use this forum for invest money and make trading to earn good profit.
I have used to indicators RSI and Zigzag for signal of trading then I have made trading and earn good profit.
Note:Always Follow the making experienced with others having great knowledge about trading.===========

[milees]

Today market technical analysis trend buy
According to some best indicator like
Bollinger band
RSI
Zigzag
Market is going to up position if you like and gain good profit open buy order and gain good and huge profit I thing keep in mind use money manage and always use stop loss and take profit. If u lost in there plz try again and take good profit.

[kaami1122]

Market analisisss..
using multiple time frame analysis will gives you a clearer view of the market and increases chance to making profit. to get consistent profits we must have a good strategy, many of the strategies we use but must match your trading style.

you also need to have emotional control, and good money management.I hope you can earn consistent profit from my signal, good luck

[Lauren]

Today market trend: Bullish

Resistance and Support points are depend on market news

So before trading see indicators and then take a decision for trading

Always keep patience and get a huge profit in your trading

Come in forex trading and become a ßillionaire

[Diljit Dosanjh]

Today market trend: Bullish

Resistance and Support points are depend on market news

So before trading see indicators and then take a decision for trading

Always keep patience and get a huge profit in your trading

Come in forex trading and become a ßillionaire

Ap achay se kaam karen ge to acha bonus aur acha profit hasil kar sakein ge

[opp]

Today Market trend:sell

Current price aur previous price market ke down hony ka ishara de rahe hain

Resistance and Support points bhi market ke down hony ka ishara de rahe hain

Isliye hum ko sell main trade laga deni chahiye

Keep it up

[opp]

Today Market trend:sell

Current price aur previous price market ke down hony ka ishara de rahe hain

Resistance and Support points bhi market ke down hony ka ishara de rahe hain

Isliye hum ko sell main trade laga deni chahiye

Keep it up

[Maham ch]

the cost of this pair is break Obstruction and Pattern Line and it is Flying Up side BUY with having the Long signal from the explanatory SAR.
the market pattern could stay in this position and I expected help opposition levels.
money management in forex trading is very effective for getting profits with stop loss and take profits method with current trading position.

time frame that is considered while making support and resistance levels – use Daily and Weekly time frame,
consider the daily economic news before taking the trade.

[markwin]

Dear i.forex members
On this Day i will predicted this pair have being bearish down SELL direction
the price is break Resistance and Trend Line and it is moving down side with having the long signal from the parabolic SAR
the market trend could remain in this position and I expected support resistance levels
A dot below the candles that indicates a downtrend direction
in addition to that we can see a SELL signal on the MACD indicator
I suggest to take short terms position on SELL today

[Alaadin]

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