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 demand zone is a small area where buyers stepped in and sent price sharply higher. Learn how to draw it, check its quality and trade the return to the zone with a defined stop.
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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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Support and resistance are lines. Supply and demand are zones. See how each is drawn, why a broken level can flip its role, and how to trade a demand zone with a defined stop.
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Scalping, day trading and swing trading differ in how long you hold, how many trades you take and how much costs matter. Compare them side by side and learn how to choose the style that fits your life.
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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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Revenge trading means opening trades to win back a loss, not because a setup appeared. Learn how the loop works, why the maths works against you and six rules to stop it.
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Premium and discount zones split a price range in half to show whether price is relatively expensive or cheap. Learn how to mark them, use them with the trend and plan a trade with a stop and target.
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A plain-language guide to forex for beginners: how currency trading works, six terms to learn first, a simple trade with numbers and a six-step roadmap.
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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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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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Overtrading means taking too many trades, often out of boredom or emotion. Learn the six signs, see how spread costs add up and build a simple plan with limits.
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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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