Global Markets Brief: Crypto Dips, Oil Rises, Nvidia Eyed
Markets kicked off the week like a high-stakes poker game:chips stacked, nerves tested, and every card from Powell to Putin threatening to change the odds. Bitcoin stumbled hard, W
What Are Forex Indicators?
Most traders stare at charts full of indicators without realizing they’re often reading them backwards. That’s not because markets are unbeatable; it’s because most traders u
Global Markets: Nikkei Records, Oil Steady, Fed Signals
The new trading week opened with the global markets straddling a fine line between confidence and caution. Across Asia, Japan’s equity markets blazed higher like a rocket breakin
How Forex Works?
Ever exchanged dollars for euros at the airport? You’ve already dabbled in the forex market. But what if that casual transaction could turn into a calculated trade with real prof
What Are Bollinger Bands in Forex?
Did you know that most major currency breakouts are preceded by silence? Not chaos. Not breaking news. Just low volatility quietly tightening its grip, like a coiled spring waiting
Forex Trading: When Not to Trade Forex
You’ve got the charts open. The candles are moving. Your fingers are itching to click “buy” or “sell.” But here’s the truth nobody tells you when you start trading: The
The Prop Firm Revolution: A-Book vs Forex Prop Firms
The world of proprietary trading is undergoing a major shift. For years, prop trading firms have offered access to capital through “evaluation” models that promise oppo
Weekly News: Futures, Tariffs, Oil, Gold
As investors gear up for a wild week, U.S. stock futures are down, putting on a pivotal week that will include high-stakes tariff announcements by President Donald Trump and key ec
Forex Signals: A Guide to Smarter Trading Decisions
Forex Signals Simplified: Forex signals provide currency pair trade recommendations. It helps traders decide on entry and exit points, either through human analysis or automated me
What is a Pip? Pips and Leverage: Key to Forex Success
Key Takeaways: A pip is the smallest unit of Forex trade, typically 0.0001 for most currencies. Your pip value will be different based on currency pair and your position size (lot