FOREX Moving Average StrategyMoving averages are technical tools FOREX and other financial traders use to help confirm or define the current trend. Moving averages are created from calculations based on past prices and because of this are known as "lagging" indicators as opposed to "leading" indicators like Japanese candle patterns. The two most common types of moving averages are Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and Simple Moving Average (SMA). While moving averages do not predict the change in price direction, they can be valuable in helping determine support and resistance levels, confirming direction, measuring momentum and timing trades. Many traders use moving averages as the core of their trading plan. The video below offers a good clear explanation of moving averages and how you can incorporate them into your FOREX trading strategies.
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