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Re: cnvegas post# 9

Sunday, 09/05/2010 9:10:48 PM

Sunday, September 05, 2010 9:10:48 PM

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Hi cnvegas... thanks for stopping by! As far as indicators go, much of what applies in the stock market likewise applies to the Forex market. However, one noticeable difference between the two markets is the measurement of volume. Volume can be measured in the stock market. It cannot be measured with the Forex market. However, there are assumptions one can make about volume. For instance, there are peak times of trading where one can assume volume to be heavier then other times. It is important to learn these times. It is generally thought that the use of indicators are more reliable when volume is on the heavy side.

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