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Friday 25 September 2009

Forex Systems Trading Signals Outlook

Forex Systems Trading Signals Outlook

Forex Systems Trading Signals Outlook
DailyFX+ Algorithmic Currency Trading Signals – Pay special attention to attractive Breakout and Momentum trades through the near term, as they should continue to outperform in current forex trading market conditions. Our “Range” signals currently show less promise, and traders should underweight or proceed with caution with any such trade ideas.
Dynamic Carry Trade Basket – Please see our weekly report on Carry Trades for a better idea on what to expect through short-term trade: Forex Carry Trade Outlook.




Definitions
Volatility Percentile – The higher the number, the more likely we are to see strong movements in price. This number tells us where current implied volatility levels stand in relation to the past three months of trading. We have found that implied volatilities tend to remain very high or very low for extended periods of time. As such, it is helpful to know where the current implied volatility level stands in relation to its medium-term range. Trend – This indicator measures trend intensity by telling us where price stands in relation to its 90 trading-day range. A very low number tells us that price is currently at or near quarterly lows, while a higher number tells us that we are near the highs. A value at or near 50 percent tells us that we are at the middle of the currency pair’s quarterly range. Range High – 90-day closing high.
Range Low – 90-day closing low.
Last – Current market price.
Strategy – Based on the above criteria, we assign the more likely profitable strategy for any given currency pair. A highly volatile currency pair (Volatility Percentile very high) suggests that we should look to use Breakout strategies. More moderate volatility levels and strong Trend values make Momentum trades more attractive, while the lowest Vol Percentile and Trend indicator figures make Range Trading the more attractive strategy.













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