I came across Learn to Trade the Market this evening and found some great articles and videos by a trader by the name of Nial Fuller about trading Forex using price action alone.  Though the author uses his site to sell his trading course, there is plenty of good free material on pin bars, inside bars, fakeouts, etc..., to make it worth a visit.  (Please note, I have NOT purchased his system, and do NOT endorse it.)  You can also find several good videos on YouTube by the same person that provide some good insight on trading these setups.

Tonight I've added another blog to the blogroll:

Simon Super Trader

I've enjoyed reading Simon's posts since discovering this gem in mid-October.  With an emphasis on trading psychology, Simon writes in a clear manner that most traders will find easy to relate to.  He's been studying Forex in earnest for about two years and has fought and chronicled many of the psyhological battles that all traders face at one point or another.  Check it out!

I've been meaning to get the Trading Groove blogroll going but have had problems with my web host not allowing HTTP requests (sore subject - a topic for another day...).  So, after unsuccessfully struggling to get around this restriction last weekend, this weekend I decided to simply disable the feature of the BlogEngine .NET blogroll that makes HTTP requests, and I'm now in business.

There are two blogs I've added to the blogroll this weekend:

I first became acquainted with the author of AndrewUnknown through his postings on BabyPips.com.  He is a Forex trader with a very entertaining writing style, posting on a range of topics from trades he's taking to market news and analysis to what's he's got playing in his Ipod.  I've benefited from Andrew's shared insights and appreciate his contribution.

The Lonely Trader writes with a tone of experience that is clearly the result of years of studying and participating in the Forex market.  In addition to trading journal and trading idea postings, you'll find occasional articles on a variety of topics that the author is pondering as they relate to the marktet, as well as his fairly detailed business plan for his trading.

So check these blogs out - I've learned from them both and look forward to their future postings.