Forex Charts.
Forex Rate charts are live interactive forex charts with real time data ranging from 1 minute to daily and weekly time scales.
Our charts are also presented with a whole host of indicators including MACD, RSI, CCI, Moving Averages, Bollinger Bands, and Stochastics. You can also use drawing tools to create trend lines, fibonacci retracements, Pitchforks and more.
Every indicator setting is fully customisable, you can adjust periods and colours to suit your preferred set ups. Charts can also be viewed in line, bar and candle format.
To show more or less data on the chart you can use the zoom tools which are located on the main window of all the forex charts, this enables you to see more data in one view.
Choose your prefered Currency Chart from the list below.
Our forex Charts are provided for USD, GBP, EUR, JPY, CHF, EGP, SAR, QAR and many more cross pairs..
Most Popular Forex Charts.
These forex charts tend to be the most traded. Brokers usually offer small spreads for these cross pairs, because there is a lot of volume with being associated with the US Dollar.
GBP USD Chart - Also known as "cable", this pair is a highly volatile cross of the British Pound and US Dollar. EUR USD Chart - The Euro Dollar has massive volume and very small spreads to trade. USD JPY Chart - The benchmark currency between the Yen, a major Asian currency, and the US Dollar. USD CHF Chart - The "Swissy" and US Dollar is seen as a stable cross between two financial giants. USD CAD Chart - Known as the "Loonie" this forex chart is of Canadian Dollar and it's US neighbour. AUD USD Chart - The "Aussie" and US Dollar forex chart. Showing economic strength between great nations.
More Major Forex Charts.
These pairs are traded less but still represent major economies in Europe, Asia and Americas. Often have large spreads with forex brokers.
GBP CHF - Volatile cross of the British Pound and Swiss Franc. CHF USD - A reverse spin of the Swiss Franc and US Dollar. CHF JPY - Swiss Franc crossed with Japanese Yen forex chart. GBP EUR - Huge volume pair of British Pound and Euro. JPY USD - Reverse spin chart of the Yen and US Dollar. USD DKK - Chart of the US Dollar and Danish Krone. USD NOK - The popular US Dollar and Norwegian Krone chart. USD EGP - A little followed chart of USD and Egyptian Pound. USD JOD Chart - The USD and Jordan Dinar chart. USD QAR Chart - USD and Qatari Riyal chart. USD SAR Chart - Forex chart of the USD and Saudi Riyal. USD TND Chart - Live chart of USD and Tunisian Dinar. USD SEK Chart - Live forex charts of US Dollar and Swedish Krona. USD EUR - a flip reverse chart of Euro USD. USD GBP - A flip reversed chart of "cable" or GBPUSD. NZD USD Chart - The New Zealand Dollar versus USD.
Using Charts for Trading.
While there are many ways to trade forex, charts and technical analysis are the tools most often used for entry and exit points in any traders strategy. They can show you support and resistance levels, swing points and help you determine risk by giving you a visual guide on where to place stop loss orders, and when to take profit.
Banks and institutions will take a long term view of a chart. They will take positions based on weekly and daily trends, and often use forex as a hedge against other investments they have made in a country.
Daytraders and retail traders will often use much shorter timeframes, such as daily, 4 hour and 1 hour charts. Swing traders may use an hourly chart to trade a swing over several days, while some daytrading strategies can offer trades based on very short timeframes such as 15 or 5 minute charts. This can also be known as scalping, as the trader wants to be in and out very fast.
Whatever your preferred style of trading, our charts are real time, stable and useful for a guide to current prices.
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Binary Options Charts – Free Charting.
Binary options charts have not always been of high quality when delivered direct from brokers – as discussed in more detail below. That is changing however, particularly with established CFD and spread betting brokers entering the binary options market.
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Brokers with Charts.
Some brokers now offer high quality binary options charts for traders, and ETX Capital and IQ Option also deliver MetaTrader 4 integration.
Where to get more charting.
If you have used any of the binary options broker platforms, or you are just a beginner who has looked around one or two of the platforms, one thing will stand out in a glaring fashion: the absence of interactive charts. Charts are the mainstay of technical analysis in the binary options market. Without charts, there would be no analysis of assets for trading opportunities, and without analysis, the trader would essentially be gambling.
It is important for the trader to know where to access charting tools for trade analysis, as these will provide the trader with information for an informed trade decision when trading binary options assets. In this piece, we will identify some places where traders can get charting tools in order to analyze the markets and trade profitably.
Charts Explained:
Chart Sources.
Chart sources are of two types:
a) Online charts are web-based charts available from the websites of certain brokers and software vendors. These charts generally do not provide a lot of flexibility in terms of interactivity and the tools that can be used with them. For the purposes of binary options trading, it is not recommended to use online charts.
b) Downloadable charts as the name implies, can be downloaded either as part of forex trading platforms or as software standalone plug-ins. They are the best for the purposes of analysis of assets for binary options trading since they come along with many tools that augment the results of analysis. They are the recommended chart software for binary options analysis.
Some of the charting sources will provide free access to the charting tools. There are some which are free but will require some paid plug-ins to work, and there will be those that come in a complete package that has to be paid for 100%. Some of these charting sources for downloadable forex charts that are used for binary options analysis are as follows:
FreeBinaryOptionsCharts has an easy to use (and free) binary options chart. They also have a great guide for beginners about how to use binary options charts. This is Mifune’s site and so the quality of the strategy articles is very high.
Developed by Chris Craig and available for a free download from Softpedia, the Forex Charts Widget v1.7 is a downloadable chart software that allows the user to view the currency charts for several pairs. The user will have the ability to choose the time frame and apply a set of indicators that come with the plug-in.
Probably the best source for free charting information and interactive charts is the MetaTrader4 platform.
This platform is available from almost every market maker broker in the forex market that there is. However, there are a few worth mentioning due to the fact that they have a more comprehensive asset base that matches the binary options asset index.
Ideally, you should download the MT4 platform of a broker that has more than 40 currency pairs, all the major stock indices (or at least 8 of them), stocks and the spot metals (gold and silver, sometimes listed as XAUUSD and XAGUSD respectively).
Examples of the MT platforms that you should use for your charts are those from FXCM, FxPro, Finotec and Forex. Virtually everything that you need for charting is found on these platforms. The best part is that it is all free and can be obtained when you download the MT4 platform and create a demo account. Another beautiful factor that works in the MT4’s favour is that the MQL programming language on which the platform was built supports the building of EAs, indicators and software plug-ins that aid in signal generation. These signals can then be exported to the MT4 platforms. Check out our MT4 guide in the forum for more info here or watch this video which explains some tips and tricks for MT4:
c) Interactive Brokers Information Systems (IBIS)
The word “interactive” in this broker’s name says it all. Interactive Brokers has one of the most comprehensive charting platforms for technical analysis. The Interactive Brokers Information System (IBIS) platform provides institutional level charting facilities. The charting facilities on IBIS boast of 22 configurable technical indicators, an alert wand that supports alert creation, and allows traders to use any of the three chart types (bar chart, line chart or candlesticks). The package comes at a cost though. Users have to subscribe to its use at a cost of $69 a month.
This forex charting service from OFX allows traders to conduct lines studies, use indicators, etc. This software is not downloadable, but is a Java-enabled web-based application that allows users to switch between basic charts and advanced charts. This charting software is coded with EasyLanguage, which is the programming language that powers FXCM’s TradeStation, so you can also use it as a software plug-in on FXCM’s flagship trading platform.
Multicharts is a downloadable chart software that provides high-definition forex charts on 30 different currency pairs in partnership with TradingView. The charts also have a web-based version. Traders can utilize several time frames that span from one minute up to one month. Developed by MCFX, the MultiChart charting and trading platform is a robust package that even has a unique ODM chart trading feature that zeroes down on the exact price that a trader wants to execute his trade on, tags it and uses this information to remind the trader about the trade if there is a lag in time between signal generation and trade execution.
Nuff said. Click here for free stock charts. (Go To “Help” in FreeStockCharts and view the video tutorial, it is very helpful for beginners.) Looking for Candlestick view on fsc, go to top left of chart and click on Price History in green then click Edit, then change the “Plot Style” from HLC Bars to Candlestick and click “OK.”
There are many other sources of charting information for use in generating binary options signals. It is up to the trader to decide on which one to use based on cost, ease of use and other parameters tailored to taste.
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Our extensive forex charts section covers the nine most popular currency pairs. Every symbol page contains a real time live chart with historical data on all the most useful frequencies. We also analyze the pair and tell you about the characteristics and how to trade it.
What is a Forex Chart, and how do you use it in Forex Trading?
Forex trading involves the sale of a currency, and the simultaneous purchase of another with the purpose of closing the position at a later time with a profit. Unlike in the stock or commodities markets where prices are routinely quoted in USD, the price of a currency can be quoted in any other currency due to the essentially bartering nature of currency transactions where live, as well as historical, forex charts are used to identify trends and entry/exit points for trades.
The forex market is the most liquid and active market in the world. At every single second an enormous amount of transactions gets executed, with the total daily turnover being regularly estimated to reach trillions of dollars. If we did not make use of an analytical tool such as a forex chart to place the data into a more compact form where it can be visually examined and analyzed, we would be in possession of a vast sea of difficult to interpret numbers. The forex trading chart, then, is a visual aid that makes the recognition of trends, and patterns in general easier, and makes the application of technical tools of analysis at all possible.
Charts are categorized according to the way price action is depicted as well as the time frame of the period being examined. Imagine that we have a 4-hourly candlestick chart of the EURUSD pair. This means that each candlestick on the graph presents the price data of a four-hour long period in a compact form. What happens inside that time period is irrelevant. If we had chosen an hourly chart, each candlestick on the chart above would be replaced by four different candlesticks.
There are many ways of depicting the price action on a forex trading chart. Bar charts, candlestick charts, line forex trading charts are a few of the many options available, with each offering its own advantages in some aspect of analysis and utility. But they all do the same thing: they plot the prices of a day (or some mathematical manipulation of the price data) to the time series on the horizontal axis which is then used by traders to evaluate and understand the market action for the purpose of making a profit.
Since currencies are traded in pairs, it’s impractical and not very useful to draw a pure USD currency chart. Instead we have the option of drawing (or rather having the software plot for us) a chart of the USDJPY pair, or the AUDUSD pair, since it is only possible to quote a currency in terms of another. On the other hand, there are some forex charts that take weighted average of such currency pairs to derive an overall index for a currency. The famous USD index, is a good example.
Charts are the keys that allow us to unlock the secrets of forex trading. The subject covers a vast ground, and only by continuous practice can we expect to acquire the necessity fluency and expertise in evaluating them. The language of forex charts is really the language of currency trading. It will take some time to learn it, but when you are a native speaker, so to speak, your imagination and creativity are the only limits to your potential.
We provide updated forex charts on the most popular currency pairs as well as more information on technical analyses with the help of forex charts in our forex charts area.
Brokers for Chartists!
Selecting a broker can be tedious, that is why we have spent the time comparing and examining the most popular and reputable brokers. Combined with the research and variable platforms that are important in selecting a broker that best fits you. We have compiled a list of recommended currency brokers!
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