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In this week’s market analysis, you’ll learn:
• What’s going on in the financial markets and how to stay on the right side of the trend
• Why I’m bullish across most sectors and the best trading setups for the week
• The 10 must-see charts for this month
So click below to start your trading with a BANG.
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In this week’s market analysis, you’ll learn:
• What’s going on in the financial markets and how to stay on the right side of the trend
• Why I’m bullish across most sectors and the best trading setups for the week
• The 10 must-see charts for this month
So click below to start your trading with a BANG.
For free trading education, go to http://www.tradingwithrayner.com
Thanks for watching!
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My YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/tradingwithrayner
should my consistency consist of one set up ???????
God bless you rayner, youre the best
Nice share rayner, im looking for another buy signal in euro too, in fact, i already floating profit since 1.08734, im gonna pyramiding it if my sl for current position isnt touched :shakehand
What s Rayner Theory of Short and long, sorry a beginner here ?
Excellent video!
Hey Rayner, I've been following your videos recently and started with the vids 4 years ago. There's a question that has been bugging me awhile now. It is understood that risk only a fraction of your capital is what keeps you floating in this market. However, with every successful trade, capital increases. Let's say if I am to risk 1% of my capital on each trade, after a successful trade, is my 1% now based on the present capital or the past capital?
Sorry, i'm very new at trading.
YHAHHAHA.. "Why do you want to walk up a hill with a broken knee and a 20 kilo sack" XP XP XP
IM DEAD THAT WAS SUCH A GOOD TRADERS JOKE
this is bad Rayner, before my problem is how to make money in forex… because i followed you blindly, now they are asking me where did i get this large amount of money, now again problem lah. hahaha
superb analysis mentoring……or coaching …………..rksharma1091
Rayner, I really appreciate these videos as I learn so much from them! Thank you
now i see.. tq rayner to keep trading so simple
pls tell about USDINR.
Hi rayner, any chance of you doing a video on swing trading?
Great analysis Rayner, as with all your video's! Loved the hill climb analogy. LOL Thanks for all your work, and sharing it with us.
Always great information Rayner. Thx.
May I suggest to those that are confused about what time frame to use; research "Top Down Analysis" approach. This was one of those ahh-hah moments for me when I discovered this approach to technical analysis.
Use all time frames, starting with the Monthly and Weekly to get an overview of what's happening, then drop down to lower time frames until you find one that is out of sync with the overall trend.
This is the time frame that is showing a pullback. And if you are a trend continuation trader such as myself, then this is what you are looking for. I am looking for dips or pullback zones to trade from.
Then you can look for Support and Resistance, structure, candles, patterns, advanced patterns, whatever floats your boat, to find the ideal entry zone.
Typically I don't like to go lower than 1H, as I find that the lower time frames are very noisy, and in my opinion less reliable. I focus on the Daily and 4H. But will use the 1H and sometimes 15m for my entry time frame, if that's where I find the detail of the pullback.
I hope this helps. Do the research. it will teach you how to use all time frames and give you a very nice trading edge. Happy Trading.
Keep up the good work Rayner.
thank you reyner
Good video as always Rayner. I have a question that always bothers me. You said you're bullish on GBPUSD, EURUSD and USDCAD. Doesn't it bother you that if you're looking at the USD in all 3 of the above pairs the USDCAD is contradicting the other 2 in terms of the dollar?… guess what am asking is how do you deal with correlation between pairs?
Thanks mate
Great teacher
It says they worth $48 on the email.
USD/JPY going long?