by Stonehill Forex | Technical
Divergence in Trading Over the years, we’ve heard about using divergence in trading as a tool. Some of you may know what it is, some have heard about it but don’t really understand it, and some of you have no idea what it is. Definition Defining divergence is...
by Stonehill Forex | Technical
Time After Time As a trader, back testing is a vital part of what we do. Without it, you will never really know if a particular indicator performs well or not. The big question is, “How long of a back testing period should I use?” That’s a great question, by the...
by Stonehill Forex | Technical
What is a Doji Old stuff We’re going to take a small Forex field trip to a place we don’t normally visit. That’s perfectly okay. We’ve received a few questions about a particular little thing called a “doji”. Some of you may know what it is, some not. We’ve decided...
by Stonehill Forex | Technical
Our love of indicators can be thought of as favorite foods, served on fine china (charts) and manipulated by exquisite silverware (money management and trading psychology). The trick is to find those indicators which not only appeal to us, but actually serve a useful...
by Stonehill Forex | Technical
We use the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) platform for a number of reasons. First, and foremost – it’s what most brokers use. Second, it’s very user-friendly. Third, it has the largest public (free and pay) library of indicators available AND permits you to effectively...
by Stonehill Forex | Technical
We have often heard traders make the claim that one currency pair is “easier” or “difficult” to trade over another. My response was a bit shorter on Quora, but here…you’ll get the full story. We will examine the claim by other traders and why it really doesn’t...
