I. Introduction
The foreign exchange market (Forex) is a global currency trading marketplace that involves with decentralist or Over the Counter (OTC) trading [1]. Forex trading is not carried out in one central location; also, not controlled by any single entity or institution. In terms of exchange capacity, it is by far the leading and the most liquid financial market in the world followed by the credit market [2]. International banks, hedge funds, commercial firms, numerous central banks and, of course, retail Forex brokers and investors are main participants in this trade. The market is open 24 hours a day in various parts of the world, from 5 pm EST on Sunday till 4 pm EST on Friday. There is at least one market open at any point in time, So, a couple of hours of overlap between the market closure of one country and the opening of another [3]. Investment in forex market has high risk because of this market is so enormous, it is also extremely liquid. Further in the primary stage, short term investors are discouraged because they are failed in market analysis. Therefore, analysis on the price moments should be conduct. Most forex trading platforms have the appropriate set of technical analytical indicators along with data visual aid to encourage visualization of data embedded trends [4]. The decisions of most traders are essentially based on technical analysis, while fundamental analysis is typically handled based on the experience of traders separately. The technical indicators can only indicate adequately the future price course, it would be dangerous to overlook the impact of external factors. Thus, domain experts suggest that by addressing the fundamentals and interrelated factors, it is necessary to realize the overall market and economy situation during decision taking phase [5].