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Welcome to mathematical trading. To this point some brokers and traders will say that there are only two types of trading, technical which uses historical price movements and indicators to try and predict which direction and how far the price will move in the future, this has worked with some limited success, and the other fundamental trading which tries to predict the price movement by news events and the fundamental relationships between the various currencies of the world.
Mathematical trading is neither of these. It is a wholly different way of looking at the forex market. Both of the previous trading types focus on the price, its direction and extent of change. Mathematical trading looks at the entire spectrum that the historical price has achieved since there was a spot market.
Warning: if you try to understand mathematical trading from a perspective of traditional trading it will be more difficult for you. Mathematical trading requires a paradigm shift and a whole different way of thinking. We will be covering several different systems of operations in the following pages, and though we have attempted to find a safer way to trade ... please remember that any investment carries with it an element of risk, and the following disclaimer should not be taken lightly.