Your Questions About Forex Charts
Friday, January 6th, 2012
Nancy asks…
can you use windows paint program on other programs (forex charts)?
admin answers:
Sure. Do a Shift-PrintScreen to copy the current screen to your clipboard. Then, open your paint program and paste. Trim the graphic to the part you want and save it as a file. If you are interested in learning forex, my friend has done forex trading for many years now and has created a system he gives away for free for those who want to try it for themselves. You can get a free copy by visiting the site in my source.

Lizzie asks…
is there forex chart managing software?
Is there some type of software available where I would be able to continuously view many different forex charts on multiple monitors in my home office ?
admin answers:
MetaTrader 4 Platform sounds like what you’re looking for. But I don’t know about the multiple monitors though….

Donna asks…
Where can I find a forex chart in 15 minute candles that has a history of over a month for back testing?
admin answers:
Hello,
This is a free website with forex charts for up to one year period
http://www.invest2forex.com/forex-charts.htm
You are able to get charts for wide number of instruments.
Another way is to open demo account with http://www.z-forex.com
and dowloand history for fx rates from trading platform. Platform is very nice itself, it has more then 40 technical indicators with black box trading facility. Even you may program a scrip for auto trading based on your own indicators.
Good luck in back testing

Richard asks…
Does anyone know a good real time data website(live quotes or charts) for commodities, futures, forex? Thanks?
admin answers:
ESignal is fantastic. Has, stocks, futures, forex, etc. Visit www.esignal.com.

James asks…
what are pivot points on a forex chart and what do they represent?
admin answers:
Hi Jennifer,
The Pivot Point System is a technique developed by floor traders, to help ascertain where the price is relative to previous market action. It can be classified as a technical indicator derived by calculating the numerical average of the high, low and closing prices, of any currency / index / stock etc.
The first way is for determining overall market trend: if the pivot point price is broken in an upward movement, then the market is bullish, and vice versa.
The second method is to use pivot point price levels to enter and exit the markets. For example, a trader might put in a limit order to go long, if the price breaks a resistance level, and use a lower support level as a stop.
The strength of support and resistance of these levels is usually determined by the number of times price has reacted at these levels. The more times the price has reached a support or resistance level, and then reversed from there, the more powerful is that level.
These also give ideal technical levels to place protective stops, which can be placed just outside a support or resistance level.
I have taken this from http://www.aboutcurrency.com/strategies/forextradingstrategies/forex_strategy_trading_with_pivots.shtml and i hope you will get all information here.
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