Trading in financial markets has always been an interesting topic for trader speculators, various trading methods were created and studied to gain profits in trading.
The market approach is used by traders to understand what is happening in the market currently so they can make the right trading decisions to gain profits.
One of the forex traders, Stan Weinstein, in his seminar Secrets for Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets, introduced an analysis method called "Stages analysis" which offers market phase analysis, where each phase is different from the previous phase.
The market analysis approach tends to use technical analysis with tools, especially Volume indicators.
In this stages analysis there are 4 market stages which are the focus for predicting possible future trajectories. These stages are as follows
To learn more about stages analysis in forex, you can visit the FXOpen blog. This trading method is for the stock market, but can also be applied to the forex market and other markets including cryptocurrency.
The market approach is used by traders to understand what is happening in the market currently so they can make the right trading decisions to gain profits.
One of the forex traders, Stan Weinstein, in his seminar Secrets for Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets, introduced an analysis method called "Stages analysis" which offers market phase analysis, where each phase is different from the previous phase.
The market analysis approach tends to use technical analysis with tools, especially Volume indicators.
In this stages analysis there are 4 market stages which are the focus for predicting possible future trajectories. These stages are as follows
- Stage 1. This marks the beginning of a stock's life cycle.
- Stage 2: Advancing, investors look for potential gains.
- Stage 3: Top Area, this marks a significant shift in the stock's cycle into a trend transition.
- Stage 4: The Declining Phase, when the trend transition is confirmed to become a trend reversal.
To learn more about stages analysis in forex, you can visit the FXOpen blog. This trading method is for the stock market, but can also be applied to the forex market and other markets including cryptocurrency.
