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The EMA pullback strategy uses the 20 and 50 EMA to trade with the trend. Learn how to confirm the trend, enter when a pullback ends, skip ranging markets and plan a trade with a stop and target.
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The London breakout strategy trades the move that often follows the quiet Asian session. Learn how to mark the range, tell a real breakout from a fakeout and plan a trade with a stop and target.
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An inside bar is a small candle that stays inside the range of the previous large candle, a pause before the next move. Learn the rules, when to skip it and a worked breakout trade with a stop and target.
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Fibonacci retracement levels show how deep a pullback has gone inside a trend. Learn how to draw them, what the main levels mean and how to plan a pullback trade with a defined stop and target.
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The break and retest strategy waits for price to break a key level and come back to test it from the other side. Learn the rules, how to avoid failed retests and a worked sell with a stop and target.
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A break of structure (BOS) is a close beyond a swing point in the direction of the trend. Learn why the close matters, how BOS signals continuation and a worked pullback buy.
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Backtesting shows whether your rules had an edge on past charts before you risk money. Follow the 7 steps, learn to log trades in R and read expectancy, profit factor and drawdown.
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Range trading buys near support and sells near resistance while price moves sideways. Learn how to spot a range, trade its edges, place the stop and know when the range has broken.
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A sweep takes the stops, a market structure shift shows who took control. This guide explains how to time an entry between the two, with worked EUR/USD and GBP/USD examples.
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A moving average smooths out price so the trend is easier to see. Learn how the SMA and EMA are calculated, how they differ, how crossovers work and how to plan a pullback trade.
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Inducement is a minor trap inside a pullback; a liquidity sweep takes a major level. Learn how they differ, with two chart examples and a comparison table.
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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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