How To Handle Greed and Fear In Trading
Greed and fear are two emotions that cause most traders to lose money in forex trading. Even expert traders are sometimes victims of these emotions. But how do you conquer them?
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Should You Ignore Weekly And Monthly Timeframes At All?
Weekly and Monthly timeframes are some of the most ignored timeframes by many forex traders. But should you join them?
Differences Between Support and Resistance vs Supply and Demand
There’s an age-long debate about the differences between supply and demand zones, and support and resistance levels. We share our opinion on this debate in this article.
List of Correlated Currency Pairs In Forex
Currency pair correlations are some of the last things you’ll likely learn in a forex academy, but they’re by no means the least important. How many of them do you know?
How To Trade Liquidity Voids Using Liquidity Zones
Liquidity voids happen all the time in forex. And when they happen, they hardly leave without creating trading opportunities. We discuss how to trade them in this article.
How Long Does It Take to Become a Profitable Forex Trader?
Today, we discuss the most honest answer to how long it will take you to become a profitable forex trader.
Differences Between Day Trading And Swing Trading
There are various trading strategies in forex. Two of the most popular are day trading and swing trading. This article discusses the differences between those two.
Phone vs Laptop Trading: Why Trading on Your Phone Might Not Be Such a Great Idea
Forex brokers often have mobile app versions of their trading software. While this makes it easy to monitor your trades, it may not be such a great idea to trade on your phone.
How to Set Targets in Forex and Lock In Your Profits
Forex trading is all about timing. You time your trade entries and exits. You set stop losses to exit bad trades and profit targets for good trades.
Top 10 Biggest Investment Banks by Market Cap in 2024
What is an investment bank, and isn't it the same as a commercial bank? Well, not exactly. An investment bank is a credit institution that specializes in stock transactions.
