Timing the Market vs Buy and Hold
In the capital markets industry, a lot of emphases is put on timing, and this is especially true for the online Forex trading niche.
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Round Levels in Forex and Why You Should Consider Them
Starting as a Forex trader means understanding and applying support and resistance levels in trading strategies. What if you could predict possible support and resistance zones before they form? You can, by identifying round levels.
Top 10 Most Traded Commodities in the World - 2023
There is no shortage of financial instruments on offer for investors and speculators to trade. Almost anything that can be, has been turned into a security or a derivative and made tradable in one way or another.
How to Trade Forex Like Banks Do
The majority of Forex traders are you and I; retail traders. We make up over 90% of all traders. The remaining 10% (or less) are smart money traders, such as banks.
Order Book Trading
An Order Book gives traders valuable insight into the market. When you trade on an exchange, whether it be Stocks, Futures or Cryptocurrencies, all of these exchanges provide an order book.
Forex Trading Without Stop Loss
One area all traders struggle with is determining where to place their stop loss. Fiddling with a Stop Loss can be a sign that you are on a slippery slope to Margin Call or worst, Stop Out.
Is There a Best Day to Trade Forex?
Since the Forex market is always open, it raises a common question: is there a best day to trade Forex?
What is the Best Leverage in Forex
Selecting the most appropriate amount of leverage for your Forex trading account is an important consideration that needs your full attention.
Is Forex Trading Easy?
Many experienced traders can make it look as if Forex is easy. Just as many professional race car drivers make what they do look easy. It takes a lot to be successful in anything.
Market Order vs Limit Order
Whether you are trading Forex or any other asset class, you are using one of two orders types; a Market Order or a Limit Order. Any other order types you may be familiar with are just variations of Limit Orders and Market Orders.
