Support and Resistance in Forex: How to Draw Key Levels
Support and resistance are areas where price has turned before. Learn how to draw them as zones, which levels matter most and how to trade a bounce with a clear stop and target.
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Pivot Points Explained: How to Calculate and Use Them
Pivot points turn yesterday's high, low and close into five levels for today. Learn the formulas with a worked example, how traders read the levels and a pivot bounce trade with a stop and a target.
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Forex Trading Sessions Explained: Asian, London and New York
The forex market runs 24 hours, but not every hour is the same. See the session times, how each session behaves, why the London and New York overlap is busy and how to plan around it.
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How to Calculate Position Size in Forex (With Examples)
Position size is how many lots you trade, and it should come from your stop distance and risk, not from a guess. Learn the four-step formula with worked EUR/USD and USD/JPY examples.
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What Is Break of Structure (BOS) in Trading?
A break of structure shows that price has closed beyond a key swing and the trend is continuing. Learn how to confirm one, avoid wick traps and trade the retest with a defined stop and target.
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Inducement in Trading: Meaning and Chart Examples
Inducement is a minor level inside a pullback that baits traders into early entries before price makes the real move. Learn how to spot it, a five-step checklist and a worked trade.
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Head and Shoulders Pattern Explained: How to Trade It
The head and shoulders is a classic reversal pattern made of three peaks, with the middle one the highest. Learn how to find the neckline, confirm the break and plan a trade with a stop and a target.
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What Is an Order Block in Trading? How to Mark and Trade It
An order block is the last opposite candle before a strong, structure-breaking move. Learn how to mark one, tell strong from weak and plan an entry with a stop and target.
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How to Identify a Trend in Forex: Uptrend, Downtrend and Range
Before you trade, you must know what the market is doing. Learn how to identify an uptrend, a downtrend and a range from highs and lows, and how to trade with the trend.
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Top-Down Analysis in Forex: Monthly to 5-Minute Timeframes
Top-down analysis moves from the big picture to the entry in order. Learn what each timeframe is for, how many you really need, and how to follow one idea from Daily to M15.
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Pullback vs Reversal: How to Tell the Difference
A pullback is a pause inside a trend, and a reversal is the end of it. Learn five clues that help you tell them apart, and why the last higher low is the most important line on the chart.
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What Is a Rejection Block in Trading?
A rejection block is the wick zone of a swing candle that shows price was pushed back. Learn how to mark bullish and bearish blocks and read the retest.
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