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The Yesterday High Low Indicator MT4 helps solve that problem by plotting the previous day’s highest and lowest prices directly on the chart. Instead of guessing where strong support or resistance might appear, traders can instantly see levels that many market participants are already watching. This creates a more structured trading approach, especially during London and New York sessions when volatility increases. The sections below explain how this indicator works, where it performs best, and how traders can use it as part of a disciplined trading strategy.What Is the Yesterday High Low Indicator MT4?The Yesterday High Low Indicator MT4 is…
Last updated: July 5, 2026 · By: Tim Morris, founder of ForexMt4Indicators.comUse both, in that order. Fundamental analysis reads a currency’s economic drivers — interest rates, inflation, employment, risk sentiment — to set which way a pair should lean over days and weeks. Technical analysis reads price itself — support, resistance, trend, patterns — to tell you when to enter. Most retail traders trade primarily technical with a news filter.A two-panel diagram contrasting fundamental drivers (rates, CPI, NFP, GDP, sentiment) that set a currency’s directional bias against technical tools (support/resistance, trend, patterns, indicators) that time the entry, with an arrow…
Last updated: July 5, 2026 · By: Tim Morris, founder of ForexMt4Indicators.comA demo account trades virtual money on the real platform, so it is the place to learn order types and test a strategy, but it hides slippage, requotes, and emotion. Switch to live only after a documented edge across 100+ demo trades over 2-3 months and a written plan — then start with a balance you can afford to lose.A side-by-side comparison card showing how a demo and a live account differ on money at risk, order fills, spread, slippage, and emotion — and what each one actually proves.The…
Last updated: July 5, 2026 · By: Tim Morris, founder of ForexMt4Indicators.comForex brokers make money four ways: the spread (a markup on the raw bid-ask gap), commission (a flat per-lot fee on raw or ECN accounts), swap (a markup on the overnight rollover), and — for many retail brokers — taking the other side of losing trades (the B-book). A raw-spread account might charge $7 per standard lot round-turn.A flow diagram tracing one EUR/USD trade from your click through the broker’s spread markup, commission, and swap cut, then branching into who takes the other side (A-book vs B-book).The diagram above…
Last updated: July 5, 2026 · By: Tim Morris, founder of ForexMt4Indicators.comForex trades a few liquid currency pairs around $9.6 trillion a day, 24 hours 5 days a week, on high leverage (1:30 to 1:500), cost paid in the spread. Stocks are thousands of companies traded during exchange hours on low leverage (1:2 to 1:4), paid in commission. Forex suits short-term leveraged trading on a small account; stocks suit long-term ownership.A side-by-side comparison table of forex versus stocks across seven differences: daily turnover, trading hours, instruments, cost, leverage, gap risk, and who each market suits.The table above puts the two…
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Silver just spent the first half of 2026 swinging from record highs to a sharp crash. So what happens next? Silver is part investment asset, like gold, and part industrial material, used in electronics and solar panels. That means it reacts to interest rates and the dollar just as much as it does to factory demand. That combination of forces makes the second-half setup interesting, starting with the supply and demand picture. Where silver stands right now Silver dipped to seven-month lows near $55 an ounce before climbing back above $60. The bounce came as easing inflation expectations reduced pressure…