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Hypothetical vs feasible risk to reward
Feasible risk to reward ratio in trading to achieve good quarterly results. Besides, we discussed other things to get reasonably profitable results from account management.

25noobsters Forex Analysis
Aug 111 min read


Minimum capital requirement for trading with proper risk management
A detailed explanation of minimum capital requirement for trading with proper risk management.

25noobsters Forex Analysis
Aug 111 min read


Central Banks and Forex Markets: Why They Matter
If there is one group of institutions that can move the forex market more than almost anything else, it is central banks. Every day, millions of traders watch central bank decisions because they influence interest rates, inflation, economic growth, and the value of a country's currency. A single announcement can cause major currency pairs to move hundreds of pips within minutes. Understanding how central banks work can help traders better understand why the market moves the w

Alex
Jun 173 min read


Position Sizing Explained: One of the Most Important Skills in Forex Trading
Many new traders spend most of their time looking for the perfect strategy, indicator, or entry signal. However, one of the biggest factors behind long-term success is position sizing. Position sizing is the process of deciding how large your trade should be. It helps you control risk, protect your account, and stay in the game even after a series of losing trades. What Is Position Sizing? Position sizing simply means choosing the correct trade size based on your account bala

Alex
Jun 122 min read


What Is a Lot Size?
If you've ever looked at a forex trading platform, you've probably seen trade sizes like 0.01, 0.10, or 1.00 lots. But what do these numbers actually mean? A lot size is simply the amount of currency you buy or sell in a trade. It determines the size of your position and has a direct impact on how much money you can gain or lose as the market moves. Think of it like buying fruit at a market. You can buy one apple, a small bag, or a whole crate. In forex, the "crate size" is c

Alex
Jun 112 min read


A Beginner’s Guide to Global Liquidity Analysis
Many traders focus only on charts, indicators, and economic news. However, behind every market move is something even more important: liquidity. Liquidity is often described as the "plumbing" of the financial system. Just as water needs pipes to flow through a city, money needs financial markets and institutions to flow through the global economy. Understanding liquidity can help traders better understand why markets rise, fall, or suddenly change direction. What Is Liquidity

Alex
Jun 53 min read


Understanding Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)
Non-Farm Payrolls, commonly known as NFP, is one of the most important economic reports in the forex market. Released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics on the first Friday of every month, the report measures the number of jobs added or lost in the U.S. economy during the previous month, excluding farm workers, government employees, private household employees, and some non-profit workers. Because the United States has the world's largest economy and the U.S. dollar is in

Alex
Jun 42 min read


We do not use Grid or Martingale.
No, we don't use GRID/Martingale. The sequence of trades can be opened in a controlled risk manner by use of algebra, R = L[T∑n - X(∑n ² - ∑n)] the sequence and series part of algebra. However, we must know the direction first. And, we need wholesome analysis for the direction. In the sequence formula mentioned above, R is risk (the amount which we put on risk), L is initial lot size, T = total price range in which we are going to open positions, n is number of positions, X

Alex
Jun 41 min read
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