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Currency Correlation measures the relationship between two currency pairs and is calculated based on the standard Pearson Coefficient of Correlation formula.
We keep track of 26 currency pairs each week, with our state-of-the-art Weekly Currency Outlook Tool. This tool is meant to be a view-only tool, continuously updated by the Trader presenting the KickStart PRO Weekly Currency Outlook Sessions.
However, if you would like to have your own blank copy of this invaluable tool for your personal analysis routines, please get in touch with us by writing to [email protected].
Take control of your risk - measure the risk per position, down to the pip, and trade with confidence. There are two calculators included. The primary position size calculator works out exactly what your lot size should be from scratch, based on your Account Balance, Currency being traded, Distance from S/L in pips, & desired risk percentage.
Click the link below, navigate to the top menu bar, and select 'File' -> 'Make a Copy'.
Please Note: You must be signed into a Google Account to duplicate the sheet.
Trade planning is one of the most critical components of successful trading. A trade plan is a blueprint – a roadmap which aims to identify the how, the when, and the why for each of our trades.
This is a living, breathing document, which will grow with you as you develop as a trader. Your strategies will evolve and get better over time – so too should this document. Once set, your plan should act as your guide – helping to minimise discretion from trading, allowing you to adhere more rigorously to your strategy’s rules.
Download our official template to get started with your structured plan.
Download Trade Planner (Word Doc)Conducting analysis without structure can lead to "Analysis Paralysis." When conducting top-down analysis, we are absorbing, processing, and utilising a lot of information. By using this 12-step blueprint to the letter every time, you ensure your analysis is complete, wholesome, and leaves no stone unturned.
Start on the daily time frame by compressing the chart to get the all-time view.
Identify the highest and lowest price of the pair's history and mark any major consolidation ranges or major levels of support/resistance.
Spread all relevant trendlines, distinguishing between active and broken trend lines.
Spread ALL applicable fibonaccis and sub-fibonaccis to find the current A-B Boundary (sub-fibs help identify B-C or C-D legs).
Mark the current maximum level of retracements, distinguishing between Capital A-B and sub a-b boundaries.
Mark the corresponding anticipated D-extensions.
Mark off Support 1 - Support 5 and Resistance 1 - Resistance 5.
Sync these key horizontal levels to all lower timeframes.
Identify if any advanced patterns are present and take appropriate steps (See UFTC Strategy modules).
Turn to the 2H and identify the highest/lowest points of the most recent, relevant trend using the most recent C retracement.
Execute the entire analysis process specifically tailored to the 2H time frame.
Turn to the 15-min to identify early warning signs of reversals, move switches, and early potential entry opportunities.