At ebfe90, we cover multiple aspects of Forex, ranging from asset characteristics and price drivers to technical and fundamental strategies. All materials are accessible free of charge, offering you a flexible and convenient learning experience.
While each Forex has its own unique traits, the core principles of risk management, trading psychology, and analysis remain indispensable. Below are some commonly used strategies:
Short-Term (Scalping / Day Trading)
Ideal for those who want to capitalize on small, frequent price movements and can closely monitor the market in real time.
Mid-Term (Swing Trading)
Suitable for traders aiming to ride medium-term trends and hold positions beyond a single day—often leveraging technical analysis.
Long-Term (Position / Investing)
Typically used for building an investment portfolio, especially if you believe in the fundamentals behind a specific Forex asset.
Using Indicators & Price Action
Many traders rely on indicators (e.g., MACD, RSI, Moving Averages) or chart patterns (candlesticks, support & resistance) to find entry and exit signals.