4 Keys to Profitable Forex Trend Trading

Christopher Weaver is a technical analyst who has spent extensive time trading and studying the trends and movements of the Foreign Exchange Market. He believes in making trading accessible to anyone willing to commit the time and effort needed to master this Market and has personally mentored hundreds of new traders. As well as having written books and trading manuals on the subject, Christopher speaks around the world about forex trading. Christopher divides his time between London, where he teaches Advanced Trading Courses for one of the largest Trader Training Centres in the world, and his home in rural Wiltshire, where he lives with his wife and their three young children.

• Preface Introduction Key 1 - Trend Lines The Theory - Primary strength: tells you whether to buy or to sell - Some practicalities - Basic trend line characteristics - Trend line types - Trend line projection Entry and Exit Strategies 1. Trend line bounce strategy 2. Trend line break strategy - Key 1 Summary Key 2 - Channels The Theory - Primary strength: creates a trending range - Channel characteristics - Channel types - Channel zone projection Entry and Exit Strategies 1. Channel bounce strategy 2. Channel break strategy - Key 2 Summary Key 3 - Fibonacci Retracement Levels The Theory - Primary strength: reveals hidden support/resistance levels - Fibonacci retracement level characteristics - Fibonacci types - Overlapping Fibonacci levels Entry and Exit Strategies 1. Fibonacci bounce strategy 2. Fibonacci break strategy - Key 3 Summary Key 4 - Symmetrical Triangles The Theory - Primary strength: clear message - indecision - Symmetrical triangle characteristics - Symmetrical triangle types - Symmetrical triangle zone projection Entry and Exit Strategies 1. Symmetrical triangle bounce strategy 2. Symmetrical triangle break strategy - Key 4 Summary Using the Keys Effectively Which currency pairs should we trade? The trend strength of the cross rates The locked chart Multiple key confirmations Examples of multiple key confirmations Conclusion Index