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At high level, the technical analysis methods are same, but at granular level, indicators to look at are very different, trading time frame in FX is different too, normally FX look at timeframe shorter than Equity trading.

The first technical analysis book I systematically learned is the one written by john murphy. By that time, you cannot find it in mainland china, so I bought the book from overseas. Now when I watch those video trainings, I can still learn a lot from the trader's own perspective.

Everyone has his own favoriate indicator, next training I will watch MACD and Ellioitt wave. Again, even if you already know it, you can still learn a lot from other people. I feel it very true.

To your point, the usage of these indicators are very different when we factor in the currency pairs. Each currency pair has different characters like human being, some trader like GBP/Yen, some like Euro/CHF etc. It needs time to get familar with how the currency pair trends.
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  • Tonight I am watching the Foreign Exchange resistance and support training. Haven't finished it yet, but overall, awesome training done by trader from spain barcelona
    • What's the difference vs a typical stock charts technical analysis? Forex markets are even more technical than equity markets.
      • At high level, the technical analysis methods are same, but at granular level, indicators to look at are very different, trading time frame in FX is different too, normally FX look at timeframe shorter than Equity trading.
        The first technical analysis book I systematically learned is the one written by john murphy. By that time, you cannot find it in mainland china, so I bought the book from overseas. Now when I watch those video trainings, I can still learn a lot from the trader's own perspective.

        Everyone has his own favoriate indicator, next training I will watch MACD and Ellioitt wave. Again, even if you already know it, you can still learn a lot from other people. I feel it very true.

        To your point, the usage of these indicators are very different when we factor in the currency pairs. Each currency pair has different characters like human being, some trader like GBP/Yen, some like Euro/CHF etc. It needs time to get familar with how the currency pair trends.
        • Are you trading stocks, Index Futures or FX now? What's your favourite trade cycle (day trade, short term swing or long term swing)? What's your favourite indicators? RSI, Stocastic, MACD or just simple Moving Averages? BTW, I love trade.
          • We can talk about it offline. I know you trade stock. You have full time job, so you can be a day trader. :)
            • Sure let's keep chat. If you do FX trade, very short term trade tatics is more efficient, maybe some day trader training is good for you.
              • We have a restricted stock list that we can not trade and have to report all holdings perodically. I have enough trading training courses for me to watch (at least till the end of this year if I only watch 1 hour each day and plus some absolving time).
                To me, it is more important to find a trading strategy that suits my personality.