Getting Started
"Learn and Train before you start to Trade"
TradingCenter provides essential information and tools for trading the global financial markets, that includes a wide variety of educational resources, unique trading research, trading signals, trading reviews, and much more...
CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta) Indicator
CVD is a powerful volume-based indicator that can show the cumulative volume changes based on buy/sell aggressors, for a specific period. You can combine CVD indications with other TA tools to generate reliable entries in the market.
The Importance and Predictive Ability of Trading Volume
Volume is a piece of key information that is commonly underestimated by most market participants. Generally, price action and volume should move in perfect harmony. Any divergence between price action and volume can be an early indication of unpredictable market conditions. For example, a key trend reversal or a key price breakout should always be confirmed by significant volume. If a price breakout isn’t confirmed by significant volume, it may not last. Additionally, the creation of a market top or bottom should also be confirmed by significantly increased volume. If the price tops with moderate volume, the market is probably found in a re-accumulation phase, not in a distribution phase.
Wyckoff argued that if price action and volume are found in perfect harmony, there is an already established price trend and there is a high probability that this trend will continue. However, if price action and volume are found in random order, there is a high probability that the trend will consolidate, or even reverse. This is why volume matters a lot and volume-based indicators such as CVD can prove useful in confirming any bull/bear thesis.
LEARNING
Education and training are both necessary before start trading for real money. Successful trading is all about being educated, and then starting to trade with discipline.
Market conditions change by the day, nevertheless, some particular rules are always valid. For example, the need to diversify your portfolio is always the same.
Profitable trading starts with continuous learning and the implementation of the right trading strategy
Fundamental and Technical analysis together form a unified investment framework for analyzing every financial market. Fundamental analysis aims to identify fair value and profitable trades, while technical analysis focuses on identifying the right timing for opening positions. Time is a very important parameter, and via the use of various technical analysis tools, traders can optimize their entries/exits in the market. Technical analysis cannot predict profitable trades, but it is still a very important tool for placing the right orders at the right time.
To trade profitably, you also need to implement a trading strategy. An effective trading strategy should be compatible with your personality and risk profile and incorporate a complete money management system. All your decisions concerning your portfolio must be governed by this particular strategy and its money management rules. For example, a simple rule could be not risking more than 2% of your capital on any trade position.
Overall, profitable trading starts with continuous learning and the implementation of the right trading strategy.
Fundamental Analysis
Fundamental analysis is a commonly used method for measuring the intrinsic value of a financial-traded asset based on the observation of economic and other 'hard' data.
Including:
The Platinum Sequence of Numbers in Financial Trading
This analysis reveals a valuable numerical sequence for trading the global financial markets. The sequence is based on a combination of Fibonacci numbers, Prime numbers, and Fibonacci ratios.
Starting with the Fibonacci sequence.
Read more: Trading with Fibonacci Primes -The Platinum Sequence of Numbers
Trading naked means trading clean charts without applying any technical indicator. A clean chart can prove helpful, however, it requires a precise calculation of price zones. These zones are general areas of support and resistance where the price is expected to consolidate, or even reverse.
PriceMomentum: A New Chart Type by TradingCenter
A PriceMomentum chart enhances a common price chart with a few important features such as the intraday momentum and market volatility, to provide the opportunity for exceptional chart analysis.
Introducing the PriceMomentum Chart for the first time
PriceMomentum is created by G. Protonotarios to offer a new perspective to chart analysis. This chart type emphasizes percentage changes, rather than the price itself. In addition, it incorporates an algorithm that is designed to include market volatility and the shifts of the periodic momentum. It summarizes three main elements:
-Periodic Percentage change (%)
-Bullish/Bearish Periodic Momentum
-Volatility (as expressed by the daily range, from high to low)
Read more: PriceMomentum Chart: A New Perspective to Chart Analysis
TradingCenter provides essential information and tools for learning and trading the Global Financial Markets. TradingCenter helps investors to improve their skills and their level of understanding regarding core mechanisms of the trading process.