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Market volatility is quite an important factor in analysing the behaviour of security prices. The trend changes more often and more rapidly during times of higher volatility. The c...

The price bars often form repeatable patterns on the chart. The traders use them in order to predict the future price of the underlying asset so they can open trades. Some patterns...

There are many candlesticks patterns a trader can recognise on the price chart. Later, they can be used to find a good moment for opening a trading position. But first, a trader mu...

A traders main task is to observe the price movements and then open a transaction based on these observations. Sometimes a strong trend is visible on the price chart and the situat...

Triangles are technical analysis tools that belong to continuation patterns when trading on the Deriv platform. This pattern usually forms along a trend. Its hard to recognize one ...

There are a few types of chart available on the Deriv platform. The most popular one is the Japanese candlestick chart. It is very good indeed. The Japanese candles carry a signifi...

The rectangular price pattern is based on the very important ability to identify support and resistance. It can provide you with consistent returns in a small trading window. This ...

There are many ways of trading on the Deriv platform. There are also many strategies to choose from. And to help you earn consistent profit you should develop a good strategy. My p...

Lately, I have released an article about trading with Trend Level Signals next to RSI and support/resistance level. And then I received a question from my readers “How to identify ...

Supply and demand is something that drives the markets all over the financial world. The law of demand says that the demand is inversely proportional to the price. When the price g...

Recognizing support and resistance levels is a skill that every trader should master. Once you know how to identify these levels, you will see how the price performs near them and ...

The Harami pattern is found in the Japanese candlesticks chart. Its name in Japanese means a pregnant woman. It has the form of two consecutive candles, one big and the second smal...