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ADX Expert Advisor Documentation This Expert Advisor (EA) employs an ADX-based trading strategy to make calculated entry and exit decisions...
A Simple Trade Strategy That Always Wins What if I told you there’s a trading strategy that can almost guarantee wins no matter where the market goes? A method that traps the market so it’s forced to pay you profits? Sounds unbelievable, right...
China has prepared effective countermeasures in case the trade standoff with the United States intensifies under the leadership of new President Donald Trump...
What is Market Structure Breakout (MSB) and how does it work ? Market Structure Breakout (MSB) is a crucial concept in technical analysis, offering traders a way to identify shifts in market trends...
Hey everyone, I've developed a small and easy-to-read view, which shows your win-/loss-ratio and additional key-stats. This program is a hobby project of mine, so I would love you to give it a try and get your feedback to keep improving it...
What is the Grid Risk Management System? It is a risk management system that falls under the category of “Negative Progression systems”, which means that it increases the number of trades if the current positions are in loss. This system is based on the following steps...
What is the "Berma Plan" for Entering a Trade? The "Berma Plan" is a trend following system. Where we use all the tools mentioned before to search for currency pairs that are moving in a clear direction, with a strong momentum, whether up or down. To do this, we will follow the next steps...
What is “Berma Grid” It is a grid of dotted lines drawn in the background of the chart. Its purpose is to show the main direction of price movement. The “Berma Grid” consists of a set of standard deviation channels, all calculated for the same period...
What is “Berma Jaws”? It is a new idea developed using "standard deviation channels". The main purpose of the “Berma Jaw” tool is to find overbought and oversold areas on the chart. How to Draw the “Berma Jaw”...
What is, Berma Rate of Change Panel It is an idea designed to find areas of strong momentum in price movement from the chart. To understand the idea, let's assume we have a chart with five versions of the “Berma Rate of Change”...
1/ Overview of Gold Trend Scalping: A Smart Gold Trading Strategy In the world of financial trading, finding tools that help maximize profits is crucial...
Nova Funding is Back with MT5 HFT Challenges! Here’s What You Need to Know For those actively pursuing funded accounts, Nova Funding has returned with a new and improved MT5 HFT challenge offering...
What Trading Styles can you use with the "Supply and Demand EA ProBot"? · Manual Trading: You can manually place Marker/Limit trades by clicking on the zone labels next to Supply and Demand Zones...
This blogpost presents some further results of experiments with news trading based on the built-in calendar of MetaTrader 5 and MQL5...
Are you ready to unlock your potential in the competitive realm of currency trading? MetaTrader4 (MT4) offers powerful tools that can give you the edge you need. But how can you effectively use trend indicators, oscillators, and volume indicators to improve your trading decisions...
What is the “Berma Rate of Change” It is an indicator to measure the "pure momentum of price movement". That is, determining the amount of strength of price movement regardless of whether the trend is up or down. To understand the idea of "Pure Momentum", we can look at the following example...
What is the “Berma Bands” indicator It is an indicator used to determine the direction of price movement, whether the trend is upward, downward, or sideways. The “Berma Bands” indicator consists of three-line studies, which are: The “Berma Upper Band”. The “Berma Middle Line”...
What is Berma Deviation Percent? It is an indicator that measures price volatility as a percentage rather than points. The idea behind the “Berma Deviation Percent” is to create a relative indicator, based on the “Classical Standard Deviation”, that ranges between zero and one hundred percent...
The Six Berma Price Patterns The Three Price Trends. A chart is a two-dimensional graph, the vertical dimension is prices, and the horizontal dimension is time. Prices on this chart move from left to right in three directions, which are: The first direction is the uptrend...
