Stop Loss vs Stop Limit: Understanding Order Types
A stop order guarantees an exit but not the price. A stop-limit controls the price but may not fill. See the difference on a chart with real numbers, and learn the four pending orders.
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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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Slippage in Forex: What It Is and How to Reduce It
Slippage happens when your order fills at a different price from the one you saw. Learn when it occurs, what it costs and how to reduce it with limit orders, liquid hours and smart planning.
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Breaker Block vs Order Block: What Is the Difference?
An order block is a zone left by a move that broke structure. A breaker block is an order block that failed and now acts from the other side. See both on charts.
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Breaker Blocks in Trading: How They Form
A breaker block is an order block that failed and now works in the opposite direction. Learn how it forms, how it differs from an order block and a worked sell on the retest.
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What Is a Liquidity Pool in Forex Trading?
A liquidity pool is a cluster of resting orders behind obvious highs and lows. Learn where pools form, what a sweep looks like and how to use the idea carefully.
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Mitigation in Trading: What a Retest Can Tell You
Mitigation is when price returns to a zone that started a move. Learn how to spot it, the three things that can happen at the zone and how to plan a trade without assuming the zone must hold.
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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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Equal Highs and Equal Lows: How Traders Identify Liquidity
Equal highs and equal lows are repeated swing points at nearly the same price. Learn how to mark them, why they attract orders and how to read what happens next.
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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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