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| Getting A Handle on Technical Analysis When trading CFDs and Forex you must begin with a understanding of where price is and where it has been as well where it will find support and resistance or when it is over bought or oversold. You cannot do this using news and headlines. You will need to use technical analyses. The science of technical analysis is done using charts and price action on these charts to find significant price levels and to understand the market psychology. This is done using indicators and patterns on your charts. Technical analysis will help you understand the volatility in the markets, will generate buy and sell signals and well as warn you of important changes in the trends of a market. You will need to use technical analysis to determine where to put your stops losses and to apply solid risk and money management tools. In this webinar, we will help you start building your foundation to using charts and technical analysis to understand price action. This is an important class to start building your own trading strategy. JOHN ROMAN John is an active trader and educator at JustLearn Academy with an MBA in Finance from New York University. He began trading in 1995 focusing mainly on commodities and options, then transformed into forex investment. His current specialization covers all aspects of cryptocurrency and digital asset trading utilizing fundamental and technical analysis, namely chart pattern analysis. Mr. Roman has conducted training seminars on all over the world from novice to innovative strategies. He provides a solid, collaborative and extremely encouraging training atmosphere to assist traders in locating and trading momentum moves, using confirmed patterns and methods. | April 28, 2021 | 12:00 pm | 1 hour | Register |
| Trading With MACD - (Moving Average Convergence and Divergence) MACD is one of the most popular and popular indicators for trading. M.A.C.D. is abbreviation for Moving Average Convergence Divergence. The MACD indicator uses a Moving Averages as its input and falls into the group of the lagging indicators. MACD consists of three components. There are two lines and a histogram. MACD is placed at the bottom of the trading chart, under the price chart. The Moving Average Convergence Divergence is a relatively easy-to-use tool; however, it is crucial to understand it fully before attempting to trade using its signals. You can trade effectively by using MACD in combination with price action analysis. JOHN ROMAN John is an active trader and educator at Just Learn Academy with an MBA in Finance from New York University. He began trading in 1995 focusing mainly on commodities and options, then transformed into forex investment. His current specialization covers all aspects of cryptocurrency and digital asset trading utilizing fundamental and technical analysis, namely chart pattern analysis. Mr. Roman has conducted training seminars on all over the world from novice to innovative strategies. He provides a solid, collaborative and extremely encouraging training atmosphere to assist traders in locating and trading momentum moves, using confirmed patterns and methods. | May 5, 2021 | 12:00 pm | 1 hour | Register |
| The Basics of Japanese Candlesticks Each candlestick represents a data set of the complete price action during a selected time frame. The time frame could be anything from a few minutes to a month. In the diagram above you can see a green candle and a red one, both having wicks at either end. Actually the main body of the candle (the green or red solid areas) represents the relationship between the open and close prices of the period. The upper wick in each case represents the high and the lower wick represents the low price of the period. If the close price is higher than the open, the body of the candle is usually green. Please note that depending on the color settings of your trading platform it could be white also. If the close is lower than the open, the body is usually colored red but again if the previous one is white then it would be black. The thin lines, the ‘wicks’, are drawn to represent the high-low trading range for the period. JOHN ROMAN John is an active trader and educator at JustLearn Academy with an MBA in Finance from New York University. He began trading in 1995 focusing mainly on commodities and options, then transformed into forex investment. His current specialization covers all aspects of cryptocurrency and digital asset trading utilizing fundamental and technical analysis, namely chart pattern analysis. Mr. Roman has conducted training seminars on all over the world from novice to innovative strategies. He provides a solid, collaborative and extremely encouraging training atmosphere to assist traders in locating and trading momentum moves, using confirmed patterns and methods. | May 12, 2021 | 12:00 pm | 1 hour | Register |
| What Are CFDs Contracts for difference are one of the most popular online trading methods. CFDs are regulated and approved. 10,000s of people trade Contracts for Difference every day. They are a simplified method of trading the financial markets while offering leveraged trading. CFDs are a derivative product because they enable you to speculate on financial markets such as shares, forex, indices, and commodities without taking ownership of the underlying assets. When you sell a CFD, you agree to swap the difference in an asset's price when the contract is opened until it is closed. One of the key advantages of CFD trading is that you can bet on price fluctuations in any direction, depending on the degree to which your prediction is accurate. You can practice on a demo platform and fund your account when you are ready to earn real profits. The price of the CFD mirrors the underlying asset without the cost of owning the actual investment. You can elect to keep your CFD trade open as long as you. If you would like to learn more about CFD trading and how you can master online trading, this is the perfect webinar for you to attend. JOHN ROMAN John is an active trader and educator at JustLearn Academy with an MBA in Finance from New York University. He began trading in 1995 focusing mainly on commodities and options, then transformed into forex investment. His current specialization covers all aspects of cryptocurrency and digital asset trading utilizing fundamental and technical analysis, namely chart pattern analysis. Mr. Roman has conducted training seminars on all over the world from novice to innovative strategies. He provides a solid, collaborative and extremely encouraging training atmosphere to assist traders in locating and trading momentum moves, using confirmed patterns and methods. | May 19, 2021 | 2:00 pm | 1 hour | Register |
| Trading With MACD - (Moving Average Convergence and Divergence) MACD is one of the most popular and popular indicators for trading. M.A.C.D. is abbreviation for Moving Average Convergence Divergence. The MACD indicator uses a Moving Averages as its input and falls into the group of the lagging indicators. MACD consists of three components. There are two lines and a histogram. MACD is placed at the bottom of the trading chart, under the price chart. The Moving Average Convergence Divergence is a relatively easy-to-use tool; however, it is crucial to understand it fully before attempting to trade using its signals. You can trade effectively by using MACD in combination with price action analysis. JOHN ROMAN John is an active trader and educator at Just Learn Academy with an MBA in Finance from New York University. He began trading in 1995 focusing mainly on commodities and options, then transformed into forex investment. His current specialization covers all aspects of cryptocurrency and digital asset trading utilizing fundamental and technical analysis, namely chart pattern analysis. Mr. Roman has conducted training seminars on all over the world from novice to innovative strategies. He provides a solid, collaborative and extremely encouraging training atmosphere to assist traders in locating and trading momentum moves, using confirmed patterns and methods. | June 2, 2021 | 12:00 pm | 1 hour | Register |
| The Basics of Japanese Candlesticks Each candlestick represents a data set of the complete price action during a selected time frame. The time frame could be anything from a few minutes to a month. In the diagram above you can see a green candle and a red one, both having wicks at either end. Actually the main body of the candle (the green or red solid areas) represents the relationship between the open and close prices of the period. The upper wick in each case represents the high and the lower wick represents the low price of the period. If the close price is higher than the open, the body of the candle is usually green. Please note that depending on the color settings of your trading platform it could be white also. If the close is lower than the open, the body is usually colored red but again if the previous one is white then it would be black. The thin lines, the ‘wicks’, are drawn to represent the high-low trading range for the period. JOHN ROMAN John is an active trader and educator at JustLearn Academy with an MBA in Finance from New York University. He began trading in 1995 focusing mainly on commodities and options, then transformed into forex investment. His current specialization covers all aspects of cryptocurrency and digital asset trading utilizing fundamental and technical analysis, namely chart pattern analysis. Mr. Roman has conducted training seminars on all over the world from novice to innovative strategies. He provides a solid, collaborative and extremely encouraging training atmosphere to assist traders in locating and trading momentum moves, using confirmed patterns and methods. | June 9, 2021 | 12:00 pm | 1 hour | Register |
| What Are CFDs Contracts for difference are one of the most popular online trading methods. CFDs are regulated and approved. 10,000s of people trade Contracts for Difference every day. They are a simplified method of trading the financial markets while offering leveraged trading. CFDs are a derivative product because they enable you to speculate on financial markets such as shares, forex, indices, and commodities without taking ownership of the underlying assets. When you sell a CFD, you agree to swap the difference in an asset's price when the contract is opened until it is closed. One of the key advantages of CFD trading is that you can bet on price fluctuations in any direction, depending on the degree to which your prediction is accurate. You can practice on a demo platform and fund your account when you are ready to earn real profits. The price of the CFD mirrors the underlying asset without the cost of owning the actual investment. You can elect to keep your CFD trade open as long as you. If you would like to learn more about CFD trading and how you can master online trading, this is the perfect webinar for you to attend. JOHN ROMAN John is an active trader and educator at JustLearn Academy with an MBA in Finance from New York University. He began trading in 1995 focusing mainly on commodities and options, then transformed into forex investment. His current specialization covers all aspects of cryptocurrency and digital asset trading utilizing fundamental and technical analysis, namely chart pattern analysis. Mr. Roman has conducted training seminars on all over the world from novice to innovative strategies. He provides a solid, collaborative and extremely encouraging training atmosphere to assist traders in locating and trading momentum moves, using confirmed patterns and methods. | June 16, 2021 | 2:00 pm | 1 hour | Register |
