Beginners Strategies eBook
Start here: position basics, trend vs. range, simple entries and exits, and common pitfalls to avoid in your first 30 trades.
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Start here: position basics, trend vs. range, simple entries and exits, and common pitfalls to avoid in your first 30 trades.
Market structure in plain English: sessions, liquidity windows, catalysts, and how to map context before you click buy or sell.
Time zones, cross-market flows, and the macro calendar. Learn when markets wake up—and when they go quiet.
Support and resistance, moving averages, and momentum. The core toolkit for chart reading without the noise.
Edge building, asymmetric risk, and execution timing. A compressed tour of advanced material for serious traders.
Structure breaks, volatility cycles, divergences, and multi-timeframe confluence—built for experienced chart readers.
How to write a daily plan, track hypotheses, and turn observations into repeatable trades using simple templates.
Discipline, bias control, and momentum in currencies. Practical drills to reduce hesitation and revenge trading.
Risk frameworks, position sizing, and protective stops you can actually follow. Cut losses faster; let winners breathe.
Mechanics, costs, and typical traps. Learn what changes—and what stays the same—when you trade different instruments.
A quick A-Z to decode jargon in charts, forums, and order tickets. Use it as a pocket reference while you learn.
Execution models for on-chain and centralized venues, plus practical risk notes for volatile market regimes.