How does a Price Page Indicator help an investors’ trading? How is it summarized?

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The Psychology Behind the Price Page Indicator

To have a better overview of the market activities, it is important to have a comprehensive understanding of the relationship of prices that affects one another in a single page that summarizes these actions in actual working conditions.

The law of supply and demand factors plays a significant role because of the cause and effect of major commodities and exchange rates are vital in determining the directions of one market with the other. This is the main essence and significance why a one price page indicator would help investors and traders to be able to have a glimpse of the market in one place at the same time. 

For some it may be quite taxing to view them because of the continuing price movements which may sometimes be confusing to a novice and an inexperienced trader / investor. However, for the more sophisticated and trained analyst / strategist it would be most helpful in analyzing the overall market because it provides them real time reports and price movements. The price indicator also gives important signals on price patterns and behavior related to the underlying investment of the client. Where major trading decisions are made due to this summary. The reports or issues related to the prices will show why such price directions are made and will also show which of the trading sessions has the most effect on the prices. It may either be in the European, Asia or US trading sessions.

The modified price sheet reflects a summary of the weekly and monthly opening, high, low, and closing prices from the previous to the current date for the specific currency in a strategic order of trading preference. This is done in a manner whereby it defines to a trained specialist trading the foreign exchange market what the next possible major currency would lead the market. Through a certain process of deduction this can be determined through the price indicator breakout signals. As one may notice that the corresponding financial futures prices are shown opposite the spot prices of the currency market. Its relationship is well defined that it would not be included if it was not a vital information as it is. Both markets will provide a clearer market signal when the appropriate time comes. To the the trained eye it is the key to find the direction of the futures and the spot currency market that will take place.

Some signals may give misleading interpretations especially if the trader would always refer to the prices on the technical charts. This is why the price indicator was conceptualized; to establish a price parameter that could stand unbiased from the technical charts. These charts that are seen on the trading platforms are only price guidelines of the currencies that are being traded. One has to look at the overall scenario and more on a psychological price movements away from what everyone else sees on their screen. In this way, the trader / investor can remain concentrated on the behavioral pattens than any related technical or fundamental factors that maybe influencing the movement of the prices.

From the previous topics; by being focused on the price indicator; it is the third (3rd) level of due diligence and research that an individual investor / trader can start training on the process of deduction while the prices are moving. It may take some time to develop such a keen eye for market analysis because of so much data that needs to be digested. Being able to absorb all this in one sitting can be very tiring. Further explanation and guidance shall be provided in the next few articles. And are mentioned in the book.