Institutional Trading Strategies: An Overview
Expert: Andrei Pehar, Sr. Currency Strategist at fxKnight.com
Moderator: Maud Gilson, Conference Manager
Summary:
It's no secret that bank traders move the markets. And in order to beat them at their own game, you need to be able to think like they do, and have an understanding of the tools and strategies they use. In this seminar fund manager and trading coach Andrei Pehar will give you a rare glimpse into the world of forex insiders. He will also cover important topics such as trading psychology, position sizing, risk-to-reward ratios, and system expectancy - subjects often overlooked by trading "systems" which only emphasize signals for entries and exits. You will also have an opportunity to ask questions and have your own positions analyzed by a seasoned pro.
Webinar presented by fxKnight.com and FXstreet.com






hi
i downloaded the tools pivot and median point on my metatrader chart..thanks for upload it.
but i dont understand how use median and pivot point...? for example if the price downtrend at s1 and i use other indicator confirm it will reserve( then i will go long). So where will be my target? M2? pivot? M3? s1? or other point? can you help me? thanks you very much, i am very like your system
Posted by: onlydragon | 07/10/2008 at 08:31
Hi Dragon,
A move which begins at S1 will typically go to R1, however I recommend using pivots in combination with other indicators and support/resistance levels, and looking for the "clusters" - those are the most likely candidates for targets and reversals..
For more help with pivots (including the movement rules), please see:
http://fx-knight.com/smForum/index.php?topic=23.0
Posted by: Andrei Pehar | 07/10/2008 at 12:37
hi andrei
thanks for replying my message, i'm now know how to use pivot and median point, but how about m5, pivot point, r3,s3...i don't seee you mention it, so if it didn't work in pivot, so i will delete it in my chart, should i?
thanks
Posted by: onlydragon | 07/11/2008 at 04:10