HOW TO DOUBLE YOUR PROFITS IN ALMOST ANY TRADE ! (CORRELATION)
Hi all,
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- One way to double your profits in almost any trade is to add the sister pair(s) into your portfolio.
If you spot a high probability trade setup on EUR/USD, the scenario is most likely to occur on its sister pair USD/CHF, but in this example the inverse is true as they are in anti-correlation. However this can also ruin your bankroll if you don't know what you are doing as this acts as a double edged sword, so proceed with caution if you are new to forex.
Here is a great heat map that you can use to spot strong correlation and anti-correlation: fxtrade.oanda.com/an...urrency-correlation.
How to use the heat map?
Simply choose the symbol of the pair you are looking to trade and historical correlation data will come up on all pairs.
- If you press EUR/USD, you will see that USD/CHF is strongly blue all throughout the timeframes, this means that they are in strong anti-correlation. The opposite is true if the colour is strongly red, example : USD/JPY and CAD/JPY.
Good Luck !
- And let me know if you have any questions.
www.TradingWhales.com
I hope you are all having a great holiday ! :)
- One way to double your profits in almost any trade is to add the sister pair(s) into your portfolio.
If you spot a high probability trade setup on EUR/USD, the scenario is most likely to occur on its sister pair USD/CHF, but in this example the inverse is true as they are in anti-correlation. However this can also ruin your bankroll if you don't know what you are doing as this acts as a double edged sword, so proceed with caution if you are new to forex.
Here is a great heat map that you can use to spot strong correlation and anti-correlation: fxtrade.oanda.com/an...urrency-correlation.
How to use the heat map?
Simply choose the symbol of the pair you are looking to trade and historical correlation data will come up on all pairs.
- If you press EUR/USD, you will see that USD/CHF is strongly blue all throughout the timeframes, this means that they are in strong anti-correlation. The opposite is true if the colour is strongly red, example : USD/JPY and CAD/JPY.
Good Luck !
- And let me know if you have any questions.
www.TradingWhales.com
