October 19: fresh trading ideas
The market participants await speeches of Fed's Powell and ECB President Lagarde. Jump in to know latest market movements!
Tag - forex exchange
Step by step: risk management
Everyone thinks about profits but loss is the flip side of this coin. Risk-management is an integral part of Forex trading and it needs to be as consistent as any trading strategy is. How to make sure your trade is secure even if you have just started? This is what this webinar is dedicated to.
APPLE: how to trade the "Hi, Speed!" event?
Apple's stock price surged today. The "Hi, Speed!" event is coming. How do we benefit from it?
JPY profits during the last hours
JPY is the strongest and the AUD is the weakest
The US CPI is out: will the USD grow?
The US monthly CPI is announced on Tuesday at 15:30 MT time.
October 9: The assets are rising against the USD
The risk-on sentiment across the markets is improving, as the White House hints about a large-scale stimulus.
GBP: Brexit... a fishy question
So what's this all about fishing in Brexit? Let's step into it for a second - really, just step in, because there is really a lot about fishing here...
President Trump Returns to the White House
Asian equity markets traded positively following the firm handover from global peers as markets track stimulus developments and US President Trump’s health.
Is gold changing a long-term direction?
Gold is steadily plummeting for the third consecutive day. Where is the bottom? Let’s find out.
NZD surged to highs of 2019
The New Zealand dollar is rising for the sixth straight day, outperforming its major peers. What is the reason? Let’s find out!
September 18: sideways moves, steady USD
The USD is mostly steady across the board today - watch the daily market update for key levels!
Webinar "Essentials of risk management"
It is easy to see profits coming but it is not easy to do the same with losses. In the meantime, it is essential to “plan for losses” to minimize them and eventually tilt the table in favor of your profits. That is called risk management: what cannot be avoided needs to be managed well.
