Practical, step-by-step strategies and market insight from our trading desk — written to be read, tested on a demo account, then applied with live signals in the app.
A trading plan fixes your rules before the trade, and a journal checks whether you followed them. Get a sample eight-part plan, a journal entry example and a weekly review method.
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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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Risk ManagementOpening a trade is only one part of a trading plan. Traders also need a clear method for deciding when to exit, whether the trade moves in their favour or against them.
Read more →Forex is the market where currencies are exchanged. Learn how to read a quote, who trades, how a simple buy trade makes or loses money, and what risks every beginner should know.
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Risk ManagementRisk-to-reward ratio helps traders compare the potential loss on a trade with its planned potential profit. It is a planning tool, not a prediction of whether the trade will succeed.
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Price ActionLearn what mitigation means in price-action discussions and how to analyze revisited zones without assuming they must hold.
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Risk ManagementMost beginner losses come from habits, not from the market. See the eight most common forex mistakes, the maths of why over-risking hurts, and a chart that shows chasing vs waiting.
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Risk ManagementPosition sizing determines how large a trade should be. It is one of the most important parts of risk management because the same price movement can produce a small loss or a very large loss depending on trade size.
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Price ActionA balanced explanation of inducement, minor swing levels, liquidity context, and practical ways to make the idea testable.
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Price ActionBOS, CHoCH and FVG each answer a different question. See how they fit together in one step-by-step setup, with entry, stop loss and target worked out on annotated charts.
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Forex BasicsThe 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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Forex BasicsForex trading is the process of buying one currency while selling another. The foreign exchange market is used by banks, businesses, financial institutions and individual traders to exchange currencies and speculate on price movements.
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