Are you talking about the influence of one market over another?No one can mess up Forex ; but other instruments can (like gold, oil ou stocks)
Are you talking about the influence of one market over another?No one can mess up Forex ; but other instruments can (like gold, oil ou stocks)
Yep, tighter the spread, fewer pips will be required to trade in profit. I usually scalp with fxview and fxpro because of their graphs, technical indicators, and pips. Is there any other broker offering better scalping tools or I should stick with these?I scalp majors like EURUSD, AUDUSD, and GBPUSD along with a minor AUDGBP. Their highest trade volume with tightest spreads helps minimize my losses.
Been reading a lot about it and you seem to be right. The Canadian dollar and Japan are correlated to oil. Same way, Australia and New Zealand are correlated to both gold and oil prices.No one can mess up Forex ; but other instruments can (like gold, oil ou stocks)
Don’t forget that quite often, the correlations break down and reverse for extended periods. You must be careful and vigilant while monitoring the opportunities.Been reading a lot about it and you seem to be right. The Canadian dollar and Japan are correlated to oil. Same way, Australia and New Zealand are correlated to both gold and oil prices.
yes exactly ; some forex pairs are highly correlated with some commodity markets : for example USDCAD et oil ; there are many other examples.Are you talking about the influence of one market over another?
That’s true, financial markets are surely inter dependent. What I find hard to digest is that the shape of the economy does not always have its impact on the market!yes exactly ; some forex pairs are highly correlated with some commodity markets : for example USDCAD et oil ; there are many other examples.
Correlation scale is fine. Even if you’re a beginner, the scale of -1 to 1 is very easy to understand.I follow the correlation indicators and monitoring charts for doing so. Is there any other approach?