(Forex) Forex Investing at the Right Time - The 10 am Rule and How it works
Sometimes it`s wise not to be the early bird when
investing in forex, instead wait and see what the day
will bring before you take action. The 10 A.M. rule is a
great example of this concept, and is an example that
protects your capital. Let`s say you want to buy a
forex stock, for whatever reason; a trend play, or a
market rally that you think a currently hot sector will
participate in. You know that a great time to buy
would be on a gap down, but the market is in rally
mode and instead of gapping down, the forex stock
gaps up. But buying the gap up is a bad trade. Now
what do you do?
You use the 10 A.M. rule, and wait until after 10 A.M.
for the right forex stock investing time to buy the
stock. If the forex stock makes a new high for the day
after 10 A.M., then, and only then, should you trade
the stock. Of course, you will use stops to protect
yourself, like you would on any trade.
Anyone who`s followed the market knows that a forex
stock will often gap up early in the morning, only to
suddenly sell off and reverse into negative territory.
By following the 10 A.M. rule, you avoid the risk of this
sudden reversal. If the forex stock does make it to a
new high after 10 A.M., there is still trader interest in
the forex stock, and it stands a good chance of
gaining momentum and heading even higher.
Here is an example of the 10 A.M. rule on a gap up: A
forex stock closes the day at $145. After hours, the
company announces a two for one forex stock split.
The next morning the forex stocks gaps up to open at
$161. It trades as high as $166 before 10 A.M. For
two hours after 10 A.M. it trades lower and doesn`t
reach $166. At 2 P.M., it hits $166.50. The forex stock
is now safe to buy, using the 10 A.M. rule.
Using a version of the 10 A.M. rule, you could watch
for a hot sector to appear in the morning and follow
the forex stocks in the sector that are up for the day. If
the forex stocks are still making new highs at midday,
they stand a good chance of finishing the day near
their ultimate highs for the day, and could be good
trading opportunities. This also applies in a down
market and to stocks in forex that gap down, opening
at prices lower than where they closed the previous
day. In this situation, you should not short a forex
stock that has gapped down unless and until it makes
a new low for the day after 10 A.M.
Using the 10 A.M. rule ensures that you will never
end up chasing and buying a forex stock when your
chances of making a profitable trade are low.
Remember, trading is all about probabilities. The
more forex stock investing trades you make with a
high probability of success, the more successful you
will be. The 10 A.M. rule is a valuable addition to your
trading plan, giving you a straightforward way to
avoid making costly mistakes and to increase your
number of profitable stock investing trades in forex.
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