If you were to plot a 5 - period simple moving average on a 10 -
minute currency chart, you would add up the closing prices of the last 50 minutes and then divide that number by 5.
Not exact matches
Hi Nial, Happy anniversary, Well i have been a student of yours now for about 1 year and a half and a full member for about 6 months and i must say my progress in learning to trade price action has been phenomenal, trading raw price with the daily
charts has been for me the most accurate way to trade in the market, the daily
charts seem to be the only time frame that can give you a clear insight in to price momentum, strength and potential reach, I also use the 15
minute charts for entry and exit of trades and most of all i use the usd index to give me a clear insight in to market direction and strength, I have found that raw price analysis of different time frames in the usd index can help you to make a more accurate decision on which
currency to buy or sell at any given moment.
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Chart — this is a currency chart that corresponds to the currency price, which forms vertical bars in a day like ever 60 minutes or ot
Chart — this is a
currency chart that corresponds to the currency price, which forms vertical bars in a day like ever 60 minutes or ot
chart that corresponds to the
currency price, which forms vertical bars in a day like ever 60
minutes or others.
It can be used for any commodity and
currency pair and is valid for all timeframes ranging form one
minute to monthly
charts.
The following
chart is a 30 -
minute chart of the
currency pair GBP / USD with pivot levels calculated using the daily high, low and close prices.
Alongside this, we have up - to - the -
minute charts on bitcoin price and other stats and a price index in all three major
currencies (USD, CNY, EUR).