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Trading through an online platform carries additional risks. We recommend that you seek independent financial advice and ensure you fully understand the risks involved before trading. Information on this website is general in nature. We advise you to carefully consider whether trading is appropriate for you in light of your personal circumstances. Leveraged trading in foreign currency contracts or other off-exchange products on margin carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for everyone. All other trademarks appearing on this Website are the property of their respective owners. "OANDA", "fxTrade" and OANDA's "fx" family of trademarks are owned by OANDA Corporation. ** Orders consist of limit orders and Stop/Loss or Take/Profit orders on open trades.
OANDA CURRENCY CONVERTER HISTORICAL RATES PLUS
* Percentages are calculated based on maximum number of buy plus sell orders during the whole period. a negative percentage means there are more sells and than buys. This is also shown by the sign of the percentage value i.e. Here, both green and red color palettes are used to show areas which contain more buy orders than sell orders and vice versa. This graph is generated by subtracting amount of sell orders from buy orders in all corresponding price levels. The Net Orders graph shows OANDA's net order book for the selected pair and time period. Similarly in the Sell Orders graph, a dark red area above market price indicates a resistance line which triggers a lot of sell orders if market reaches to that level. For example, in the Buy Orders graph, a dark green area below market price may be regarded as a support line because if the market price goes down, a significant number of buy orders placed below market will be triggered. Net (Buy-Sell) Cumulative Orders: same as the net orders but adds percentages together (cumulatively) as you move away from market priceĭepending on the level of darkness of an area and its location being above or below market price, various explanations of market status can be made.Net (Buy-Sell) Orders: shows the net distribution of buy and sell orders.Sell Orders: shows distribution of sell orders held by OANDA clients during the period.Buy Orders: shows distribution of buy orders held by OANDA clients during the period.There are four graphs for each selected currency pair and time period: The information on this site is not directed at residents of countries where its distribution, or use by any person, would be contrary to local law or regulation.Each graph uses a color palette to depict percentage* of orders** placed at different price levels around the market price (the black line). You may lose more than you invest (except for OANDA Europe Ltd retail customers who have negative balance protection).
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