Forex Trading Strategy.
Nick’s Forex Price Action Strategy.
Welcome to the latest edition of my Forex trading strategy. My Forex trading strategy is based entirely on price action, no indicators, no confusing techniques, just pure price.
I have been developing, tweaking, and improving my price action strategy since 2005. This trading strategy is ten years in the making; it has survived major changes in market conditions, high volatility periods, low volatility periods and everything else the Forex market has thrown at it.
And that is the beauty of trading a price action strategy…
… Indicator based strategies are locked to the market conditions they were created for. Price action is fluid, it easily adapts to changing conditions, to different pairs, to different time frames and even to different traders. Most importantly, price action allows you to keep your trading simple .
Keeping Your Trading Simple.
The key principle of my Forex trading strategy is to keep trading simple. I am against over complicating trading. Because the simpler your strategy is, the more effective you will be as a trader.
One of the main goals of my price action strategy is to keep my charts clean. The only thing I place on my charts are support and resistance areas. I use these support and resistance areas in conjunction with candlestick analysis to trade Forex. Packing my charts full of indicators would make it impossible for me to read price action.
Trading with no indicators makes my Forex trading strategy simple, stress free and highly effective. What does a clean Forex chart look like? Here’s a picture of my EUR/USD 4hr chart.
My clean and simple Forex trading strategy.
This chart is clear and easy to understand, there is nothing that distracts you from reading price. This is why I love my Forex trading strategy .
Some trading strategies are an absolute mess of indicators. Check out the image below, some people actually trade like that!
A messy indicator based Forex strategy.
Why would you want to trade like this?
Indicators Required for this Trading Strategy.
So to trade my Forex Trading Strategy I use no indicators.
I generally don’t like using Forex indicators, as I find the data worthless, as they lag current price. If you want to be in the moment and take trades based on what’s happening right now then you have to base trades on current Price Action .
Which Currency Pairs can you Trade Successfully using Forex Price Action?
My Forex Trading Strategy will work on any currency pair, which is free floating and regularly traded.
This is because my method is based on Price Action . This means you can use this trading strategy to successfully trade any currency pair you find on your Forex trading platform.
That being said, I personally prefer to concentrate on just a few currency pairs at any one time. I find it too distracting to try and keep track of too many pairs at once.
I mainly trade the EUR/USD, USD/CAD and AUD/USD. I generally trade these currency pairs as they are the most predictable and their movement is smoother. You don’t find random jumps unless there’s been some highly unexpected news, which is pretty rare.
If you prefer to trade a particular Forex session such as the London, New York and Asian session then choose the main currency pairs that are active at those times.
Price Action Trading Works Better on Longer Time Frames.
Since this Forex Trading System is based on Price Action you can trade any time frame from one hour and above.
I mainly concentrate on the one hour, four hour and daily charts. These are consistently the most profitable, as the patterns are easier to spot and lead to more consistent profits.
Types of Price Action Analysis.
Primarily, I use two forms of Price Action Analysis :
Support and Resistance lines. Candlestick analysis.
How to Enter Trades using My Forex Trading Strategy.
Due to the recent economic uncertainty and countries losing their credit ratings etc, currencies aren’t trading as they normally would. This has led to me to trade reversals exclusively.
I look for strong reversal setups forming on top of my Support and Resistance areas. Once a pattern forms, that indicates a reversal, I set up a trigger price and enter the trade. I take several trades each week.
Trading Strategy Targets and Stops.
Targets: My targets are on average 80 pips.
Stops: My stops are on average 40 pips.
These targets and stops differ during different market conditions. I usually allow price action to determine my target and stop. This means I will read the candles and set my stop based on recent highs and lows. A common place for a stop will be above or below the most recent high or low.
How to Adjust the Trading Strategy Around News Releases.
I use the Forex Calendar from forexfactory to keep track of economic data. Statistically I have found that I do not need to avoid trading during high impact news releases. In fact, by trading through most news releases, I end up making more profit…
Banks and other large trading institutions pay millions for analysts and data feeds; this allows them to make educated guess about upcoming economic data releases. These guesses are factored into price before the data is released.
If a trade set up forms before a major economic data release, it can be a sign that large institutions are position themselves for the release. If price action is telling you to short, there is usually a reason!
The only news I avoid is unpredictable news or very high impact news, here is a quick list:
Speeches by central bank leaders or politicians. Interest rate announcements or anything directly related to interest rates. NFP report, the name changed a while ago to the “Non-farm employment change” report..
You should also watch out for important political meetings like the G7 and G8 summits. The recent G7 summit in June 2015 caused a lot of unpredictable moves in the Euro.
For the most part, news can be safely ignored. The only thing I do not do is enter a trade that is triggered by a news release. News based moves tend to retrace quickly, so if I have an entry trigger, I remove it before any major news release.
As you can see, my Forex Trading Strategy is straightforward and will allow you to make pips in any market conditions, with almost any Forex currency pair.

(VIDEO) Price Action Trading Strategies.
Price action trading strategies have been around for quite some time, and for good reason. But I find that many traders tend to confuse the term for what it really is.
So what is it, really, you ask? Let’s find out.
To truly understand the term “price action trading strategies”, we need to first break down each term. After all, it’s just a combination of the two terms, “price action” and “trading strategies”. So let’s start with price action.
What is Price Action?
I’ve covered price action in other lessons, so I’m not going to belabor the topic too much. The basic idea behind price action is that we’re studying how the market moves relative to previous price movement.
Every day, week and month, the Forex market is paving its own road. This road can become our road map to future price movement, if we know how to read it. By studying the highs and lows of these previous days, weeks and months, we can develop a general idea of what price may do next.
Here’s a great example of how price can react to certain price action levels.
Here’s an AUDCAD daily chart. Notice how these key levels can act as boundaries. This can become our road map to future price movement, if we know how to properly identify these levels.
It should be immediately apparent how these levels can be advantageous for us traders. I should note that not every chart will line up this perfectly. Thankfully we don’t have to trade every chart. That’s the great thing about the Forex market – we have a ton of currency pairs to choose from. This allows us to only trade the pairs that have the most obvious price action levels .
Why Does Price Action Work?
As technical traders, it’s important for us not to get too distracted with why something works. When I first started trading Forex in 2007, I was constantly trying to figure things out. Technical, fundamental, you name it. I would reverse-engineer anything I could get my hands on.
Having been through that experience, I can tell you that a far better use of your time is to practice identifying these levels on your charts. Let’s leave the in-depth analysis to the fundamental traders. 😉
But I suppose it couldn’t hurt to at least know the basics. And it may prove beneficial for some, so let’s briefly touch on why price action works.
A daily chart of EURUSD looks the same on my chart as it does to every other trader around the world. Statistics show that about $4 Trillion changes hands every single day in the Forex market. Now imagine how many eyeballs that works out to, all looking at the same chart. A lot!
As an example, those who use indicators (without using price action levels) can’t say the same because there are literally thousands of different indicators and indicator combinations. The MACD for example may only be used by 5% of those trading the same EURUSD daily chart. Of that 5%, maybe just 0.07% use the MACD combined with RSI.
You get the point, the variations are endless. Because the variations are endless, so is the outcome. In other words, the results aren’t as consistent as using price action levels, which are the same for everyone.
I will say that some brokers may show different open and close prices, but typically those differences are only a few pips. The major exception being the brokers who follow a New York close (5 day chart). Even then a key horizontal level or trend line on a specific chart will look the same as it does with any other broker.
Why does this matter? It all comes down to psychology. Have you ever been sitting in traffic and witnessed one driver get so frustrated that they pull out on to the shoulder to bypass the other cars? What happens immediately after? Other cars begin to follow their lead, right? This is because the majority of humans are followers, not leaders.
The same rule applies to trading Forex, or any market with decent liquidity. If a large percentage of traders have the same levels (or similar) on their charts, the odds of price action respecting those levels (traders following other traders) becomes infinitely greater. Those traders are just following the pack. And that’s okay! The Forex market is one place where it pays to be a follower and not a leader.
It’s important to note that price action levels work best in markets with high liquidity. This is why it works so well in the Forex market. Because of its high liquidity (highest in the world in fact) the Forex market produces some of the best price action levels of any financial market .
That about covers why price action works. Not so “brief” after all, I suppose. I must have had some pent up “reverse engineering withdrawal” since I haven’t done it for so long. Anyway, now that you have a better understanding of price action and why it works, let’s take a look at the term, trading strategies.
What is a Trading Strategy?
A trading strategy is a fixed plan with one goal – to achieve the most profits while using the least amount of risk. At least that’s the definition of a “good” trading strategy. Some examples of trading strategies include:
The list goes on for miles, which is why so many traders spend years trying different strategies before they find one that works. Obviously I’m partial to pin bars and inside bars, which are based on price action. But there’s a simple reason why I’ve spent so much time and energy teaching price action trading strategies, because they just plain work!
Think of the trading strategy as the signal you look for before entering a trade. The criteria that must be met in order for you to put money at risk.
Every good trading strategy should be:
Definitive – The trading strategy should be precise and definable Consistent – Consistently putting the odds in your favor Verifiable – Every good trading strategy should have a proven track record Objective – A solid trading strategy is based on what the market is doing, not what you think it should do.
That about covers trading strategies. If it sounds straight forward, that’s because it is. Hey, nobody ever said this stuff was rocket science 😉
At this point, we’ve discussed price action and why it works. We’ve also covered what a trading strategy is and what a good strategy should consist of. Now it’s time to put it all together..
Price Action Trading Strategies.
The price action trading strategies that I use and teach in my price action course consist of support and resistance levels (price action) combined with pin bars, inside bars and “pinside” bars (trading strategies).
Here are two great examples of where and what we should be trading when it comes to price action trading strategies.
Pin bar price action trading strategy.
Inside bar price action trading strategy.
Although the combination of price action levels and the two trading strategies above are powerful, this shouldn’t be your only criteria for entering a trade. There are several other confluence factors that come into play. However the price action trading strategies as illustrated in these two charts are a great place to start.
Hopefully this lesson has helped to clarify any misconceptions about what price action trading strategies are and how they can be used. Just remember that every good price action trading strategy should be:
Definitive – The trading strategy should be precise and definable Consistent – Consistently putting the odds in your favor Verifiable – Every good trading strategy should have a proven track record Objective – A solid trading strategy is based on what the market is doing, not what you think it should do.
Do you use price action trading strategies? If not, do you think this style of trading could be advantageous? Feel free to leave your feedback in the comments section below. All comments on the subject are welcome!
In my trading travels I happened to stumble upon a quote … “trading is the simplest hardest thing you will ever do” soooo true on that.
Well said. Thanks for sharing!
I believe it takes many of us several months if not years to “figure” it out that the only real indicator we require when trading has been staring us directly in the face all along. The TRUE indicator is price … and how it acts around simple support and resistance zones/ levels like your article outlines, as always great info Justin.
Thanks, Colin. Very true. What makes price action so profitable and the reason it eludes so many traders go hand in hand – it’s simple (too simple). Most new traders are led to believe they need something proprietary if not ground-breaking to be consistent. I was one of them for almost three years…
Thanks for your comment!
I love this strategy even though I’m new in the game of probabilities but I’m patient to learn more. Thanks Justin.
Wow! I have been trading for 4 years and have learned some new things. I mostly scalp trades but think the trading strategies that you use sound a lot better! Scalping definitely is stressful and it took a while before I became profitable. One thing that I have learned is that you have to gain as much knowledge as you can to become a successful trader. I’m going to sign up asap.
Hi Darlene, I’m glad you found this helpful. Swing trading with price action is certainly much less stressful than scalping. And I would agree with you that knowledge is paramount. After all, you have to find what fits your personality and you can’t do that without taking the time to learn various methods.
Hi, Dear Justin, As always, well-defined with objectivity and conceptual clearance. A month ago, I attended your 7 secrets webinar but PAT was not cleared. Now I can say , YES, I understood, Thanks and happy weekend.
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Beginners Introduction To Price Action Trading.
Price Action Trading Explained.
1- The Definition Of Price Action.
2- Trading with “Messy” Vs “Clean” Forex Charts.
3- How to identify trending and consolidating markets.
4- How to trade Forex with Price Action Trading Strategies.
5- How to use chart confluence and Price Action Signals.
What is Price Action ?
Basic Definition: Price Action Trading (P. A.T.) is the discipline of making all of your trading decisions from a stripped down or “naked” price chart. This means no lagging indicators outside of maybe a couple moving averages to help identify dynamic support and resistance areas and trend. All financial markets generate data about the movement of the price of a market over varying periods of time; this data is displayed on price charts. Price charts reflect the beliefs and actions of all participants (human or computer) trading a market during a specified period of time and these beliefs are portrayed on a market’s price chart in the form of “price action” (P. A.).
Whilst economic data and other global news events are the catalysts for price movement in a market, we don’t need to analyze them to trade the market successfully. The reason is pretty simple; all economic data and world news that causes price movement within a market is ultimately reflected via P. A. on a market’s price chart.
Since a market’s P. A. reflects all variables affecting that market for any given period of time, using lagging price indictors like stochastics, MACD, RSI, and others is just a flat waste of time . Price movement provides all the signals you will ever need to develop a profitable and high-probability trading system. These signals collectively are called price action trading strategies and they provide a way to make sense of a market’s price movement and help predict its future movement with a high enough degree of accuracy to give you a high-probability trading strategy.
“Clean” Charts vs. “Messy” Indicator-laden Charts.
Next, to demonstrate the stark contrast between a pure P. A. chart and one with some of the most popular forex indicators on it, I have shown two charts in the examples below. The chart on the top has no indicators on it, there’s nothing but the raw P. A. of the market on that chart. The bottom chart has MACD, Stochastics, ADX and Bollinger Bands on it; four of the most widely used indicators AKA “secondary” analysis tools as they are sometimes called:
The image example below shows a clean price chart, with no mess, and no indicators, just pure price bars:
The image example below shows a messy price chart, with lots of clutter, indicators and mess:
It’s worth pointing out how in the indicator-laden chart you actually have to give up some room on the chart to have the indicators at the bottom, this forces you to make the P. A. part of the chart smaller, and it also draws your attention away from the natural P. A. and onto the indicators. So, not only do you have less screen area to view the P. A., but your focus is not totally on the price action of the market like it should be.
If you really look at both of those charts and think about which one is easier to analyze and trade from, the answer should be pretty clear. All of the indicators on the chart below, and indeed almost all indicators, are derived from the underlying P. A.. In other words, all traders do when they add indicators to their charts is produce more variables for themselves; they aren’t gaining any insight or predictive clues that aren’t already provided by the market’s raw price action.
Examples of some of my favorite price action trading strategies:
Next, let’s take a look at some of the price action trading strategies that I teach. Note that I’ve included a “failed” trade setup because not every trade will be a winner; we aren’t here to show you “perfect” past trading results…we are here to teach you in an honest and realistic manner.
In the image example below, we are looking some of my favorite P. A. trading strategies:
How to determine a market’s trend.
One of the most important aspects of learning to trade with P. A. is to first learn how to identify a trending market versus a consolidating market. Trading with the trend is highest-probability way to trade and it’s something you HAVE TO learn how to do if you want to stand a chance at making serious money as a trader.
The charts below shows how to use price dynamics to determine a markets trend. We consider a market to be in an uptrend if it is making Higher Highs and Higher Lows (HH, HL) and a downtrend is Lower Highs and Lower Lows (LH, LL).
In the image example below, we can see how higher highs and higher lows signal an up-trend in a market:
In the image example below, we can see how lower highs and lower lows signal a down-trend in a market:
Trending VS. Consolidating markets.
As we discussed earlier, P. A.or “price action trading analysis” is the analysis of the price movement of a market over time. From our analysis of price movement we can determine a market’s underlying directional bias or “trend”, or if the market has no trend it is said to be “consolidating”…we can easily determine whether a market is trending or consolidating from simply analyzing its P. A.. We saw how to determine a market’s trend above, to determine if a market is consolidating we just look for an absence of the HH, HL or LH, LL patterns. In the chart below note how the “consolidating price action” is bouncing between a horizontal support and resistance level and is not making HH, HL or LH, LL but is instead going sideways…
The image example below shows a market moving from a consolidation phase to a trending phase:
How to Trade Forex with Price Action Trading Strategies.
So how exactly do we trade Forex with price action? It really boils down to learning to trade P. A. setups or patterns from confluent levels in the market. Now, if that sounds new or confusing to you right now, sit tight and I will clarify it soon. First we need to cover a couple more things:
Due to the repetitive nature of market participants and the way they react to global economic variables, the P. A. of a market tends to repeat itself in various patterns. These patterns are also called price action trading strategies, and there are many different price action strategies traded many different ways. These reoccurring price patterns or price action setups reflect changes or continuation in market sentiment. In layman’s terms, that just means by learning to spot price action patterns you can get “clues” as to where the price of a market will go next.
The first thing you should to begin P. A. trading is to take off all the “crap” on your charts. Get rid of the indicators, expert advisors; take off EVERYTHING but the raw price bars of the chart. I prefer to use candlestick charts because I feel they convey the price data of the market more dynamically and “forcefully”, if you are still using classic bar charts and want more info on candlesticks then checkout this candlestick trading tutorial.
I like simple black and white charts the best, as you can see below. In metatrader4 you simply right click on the chart and adjust the “properties” of the chart to get it looking like mine below. If you want more info on how to setup your MT4 trading platform checkout this metatrader 4 tutorial.
After you’ve removed all the indicators and other unnecessary variables from your charts, you can begin drawing in the key chart levels and looking for price action setups to trade from.
The image example below shows examples of some of the trading strategies I teach in my forex trading course. Note the key support / resistance levels have been drawn in:
How to trade price action from confluent points in the market:
The next major step in trading Forex P. A. is to draw in the key chart levels and look for confluent levels to trade from. In the chart below we can see that a very obvious and confluent pin bar setup formed in the USDJPY that kicked off a huge uptrend higher. Note that the pin bar trade setup showed rejection of a key horizontal support level as well as the 50% retrace of the last major move, thus the pin bar had “confluence” with the surrounding market structure…
In the image example below, we can see a pin bar setup that formed at a confluent point in the market:
All economic variables create price movement which can be easily seen on a market’s price chart. Whether an economic variable is filtered down through a human trader or a computer trader, the movement that it creates in the market will be easily visible on a price chart. Therefore, instead of trying to analyze a million economic variables each day (this is impossible obviously, although many traders try), you can simply learn to trade price action, because this style of trading allows you to easily analyze and make use of all market variables by simply reading and trading from the P. A. trail they leave behind in a market.
In closing…
I hope today’s introduction to Price Action Forex Trading has been a helpful and enlightening lesson for you. No matter what strategy or system you end up trading with, having a solid understanding of P. A. will only make you a better trader. If you’re like me, and you love simplicity and minimalism, you’ll want to become a “pure” P. A trader and remove all unnecessary variables from your charts. If you’re interested in learning how I trade with simple price action strategies, checkout my Price Action Forex Trading Course for more info.
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i want your student in forex analisis.
Nial price action article is superb….! very informative..
Nial, Thanks for the free information on p/a I found it makes sense and is easy to understand so far gday davej.
You done the best job for us to learn price action trading strategy easily. Hope every one can learn this price action trading easily if they read carefully this article.
This is great, am glad for the job Mr Fuller is doing here. Thanks.
I find your blog site very valuable and interesting. Theres a lot to learn here. Now I come to know why I fail in my trading. Thanks for the free information Nial. Its a good place to start learning to trade profitably. I will consider learning more from you and eventually be part of your community. :-)
Many thanks Nial.
Dear Nial Fuller,
. your teaching is the fuel to my Motor to keep moving and profit in my forex trading .
Thank you for the time you use for all of them.
Thanks for the clearer picture Nail! I have studied all available indicators in the trading scope and they confused me even more and have decided to go for price-action trade through my own conciense. Your affirmation in this strategy give me more confidence. I would like to learn more from you.
Thanks Sir, this article totally change my view towards market now I feel much more confident with simple pure price chart. Eager to learn more from you…
this is the final piece to my forex puzzle. Sir Nial Fuller you are indeed an expert in forex strategy. thanks.
nail u are 1 of my best top 3 Forex mentor, u are obviously great keep it up, GOD bless. pls i want u to discus the strategy, best time to use in trading crude oil, gold and silver thanks.
Thanks for the lesson..eager to learn more and glad I found you.
Thanks, for the lessons.
Its really clear and comprehensive.
Sir Nial this is such a great introduction. This proved to be helpful in concept building thanks…!
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