One recurring theme you will come across often is the use of trend
lines as a major
basic tool for interpreting technical
charts so you will be able to make prudent binary options trades.
The guide covers:
BASIC OPERATIONS (opening, closing, saving, printing etc) EDITING (insert and edit data, undo / redo, search / replace, selecting, switching between worksheets) FORMATTING (fonts, sizes, colours, alignment, borders / shading, number / date formats, AutoFill, sorting, cell orientation and wrapping) MANAGE WORKSHEETS (working with rows and columns, managing worksheets) USING FORMULAS AND FUNCTIONS (BODMAS, arithmetic operators, cell references, ranges and functions) PAGE LAYOUT (margins, orientation,, headers / footers, paper size, row / column headers, gridelines, title rows, preview etc) CREATING
CHARTS (pie,
line, column, editing and formatting etc)
The inclusion of support and resistance levels (red horizontal
line on our
chart), along with some
basic indicators, ramps up our chances of winning, thus yielding a «High Probability Fibonacci Forex Strategy.»
Now I'm looking to enter forex and have a very
basic understanding but struggle right now with
charts and marking of
charts initially (SW & SH)
lines to begin to analyse those
charts.