FX swap points are a useful but frequently misunderstood part of foreign exchange analysis. They show the pricing difference between the spot exchange rate and…
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Chart patterns can help traders organise market behaviour, but they are not guarantees of what happens next. A bull flag and a pennant are both commonly viewed…
A personal risk policy turns broad intentions into rules you can follow when markets become fast, noisy, or emotionally uncomfortable. For an Australian…
Candlestick charts are popular because they condense price action into an easily recognisable visual language. A long wick can suggest rejection, a large body…
Leverage lets a trader control a position larger than the cash deposited in a trading account. That can make a small market movement meaningful, but it also…
A breakaway gap occurs when an asset opens significantly above or below the previous session’s range and moves away from a well-established trading area. It…
Fixed fractional risk management gives each trade a defined share of your account rather than relying on a fixed number of dollars. If you risk 1% of a $10,000…
Bitcoin and the S&P 500 can sometimes move together, then suddenly respond in opposite directions. This changing relationship is especially visible during…
Crypto markets can move sharply between breakfast and bedtime, making a single volatility estimate unreliable. A volatility cone offers a broader view by…
USD/JPY is often treated as a simple expression of the interest-rate gap between the United States and Japan. In practice, the pair reflects a changing contest…