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BAT pattern uses 34.1% and 88.6% Fibonacci retracements. Gartley uses 61.8% and 78.6%. The AB leg defines the structure. When price aligns with these levels, you have a rule-based entry, stop, and target—removing emotion from your trading plan. By Ian Coleman | FXStreet
Which harmonic pattern do you rely on more: BAT (88.6%) or Gartley (78.6%)? Share your go-to setup.
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BAT pattern uses 34.1% and 88.6% Fibonacci retracements. Gartley uses 61.8% and 78.6%. The AB leg defines the structure. When price aligns with these levels, you have a rule-based entry, stop, and target—removing emotion from your trading plan. By Ian Colem...
Open this video on FXStreetA simple two-principle trading method defines precise entry, stop-loss, and profit targets. This systematic approach removes emotional decisions and boosts risk-to-reward ratios. Two-Principle Theory by Ian Coleman | FXStreet #TradingStrategy #RiskManagemen...
Open this video on FXStreetBond yields have replaced crude oil as the most critical metric for macro traders and currency strategists. While headline attention fixates on every $5 or $10 fluctuation in Brent or WTI benchmarks, the Bank of Japan and Swiss National Bank are quietly dis...
Open this video on FXStreetMost traders lose money because they're always doing something, chasing every candle, every signal, every move. This strategy works because it does the opposite: it rewards you for waiting. In this video, we break down a simple two-indicator system built fo...
Open this video on FXStreetWhile oil prices frequently dominate headlines as an inflation proxy, the benchmark 10-year Japanese government bond yield climbing to a 30-year high of 2.90% is fundamentally altering the cost of global leverage. When JGB yields rise this sharply, borrowin...
Open this video on FXStreetFXStreet analyst Dhwani Mehta details how the Bank of Japan’s sustained near-zero interest-rate regime has enabled a massive yen-funded carry trade that has persisted for decades. Hedge funds, pension funds, and global portfolio managers borrowed Japanese y...
Open this video on FXStreetEvery forex trader recognizes these three self-sabotaging behaviors, yet most still refuse to acknowledge them in their own execution. Moving a stop loss incrementally until the strategy collapses into hope, closing a position for a $10 profit only to watch...
Open this video on FXStreetBond yields—not oil—are the critical barometer for market stability during geopolitical shocks. While mainstream narratives fixate on crude price spikes and inflationary pressure, history demonstrates that systemic selloffs accelerate only after liquidity e...
Open this video on FXStreetWhile geopolitical headlines push traders to focus on crude oil and the Strait of Hormuz, the actual systemic threat is building in global bond yields. Specifically, rising Japanese and Swiss yields threaten to unwind one of the largest levered trades in mo...
Open this video on FXStreetA trading edge is the specific process that provides a trader with a statistical advantage over a large sample of trades. Without a clearly defined edge, whether it’s based on repeatable chart patterns, trend following, or pure price action, trading becomes...
Open this video on FXStreetJapanese Yen intervention rumors triggered a USD/JPY sell-off after reports surfaced that the Bank of Japan conducted a rate check with major market participants. Rather than chasing the initial volatility, forex traders should monitor precise technical thr...
Open this video on FXStreetGet live WTI/Brent pricing, real-time geopolitical risk coverage, news and analysis at https://www.fxstreet.com Oil has been whipsawing between geopolitical panic and fundamental oversupply since the war broke out, and the ceasefire that just re-emerged doe...
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