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Barbara Rockefeller – Staying Out of Trouble Trading Currency with Channels
Barbara Rockefeller Using Channels to Stay out of Trouble in the FX Markets
Expert: Barbara Rockefeller
Type: PDF Workbook MP3 Audio
Running Time: 90 minutes
Workbook Length: 28 pages
The FX market is riddled with technical analysts, and every type of analysis is actively used all the time. Elliott Wave and Gann are particularly popular, but standard statistical techniques, patterns and candlesticks are also used. The FX market is the largest (volume) and most liquid market. It is a 24-hour market, thus a model of how equity trading will look in a short time. This market is relatively unique in having government intervention and is sometimes correlated with other markets such as equities and gold. Barbara, as an indicator junkie, will show you what methods she uses and why the Average True Range Channels help her stay out of trouble. She will also discuss the dilemma of trading multiple time frames and why there is often more profit in trading the correction than the trend.
Barbara Rockefeller is an economist and technician specializing in foreign exchange, stock indices and the occasional stock. She writes a daily column, “Technically Speaking,” at www.worldlyinvestor.com and another column for www.japan-investor.com. In addition, she publishes a morning currency briefing for institutional investors and an afternoon futures trading report. Her company, Rockefeller Asset Management, is a registered CTA. Barbara is the author of How to Invest Internationally, published in Japan in Japanese in 1999 and the author of 24/7-Trading Around the Clock, Around the World, due from Wiley in October 2000.
