At record highs, how much further could gold rise? Lets take a look at some charts
Trading is not about luck, gut feelings, or being right all the time. It’s a numbers game—and that’s exactly what makes it so powerful.
If you’re struggling with your trading results, you’re not alone. Most traders fail, not because the market is “rigged,” but because they repeatedly make the same avoidable mistakes.
You’ve spent hours at the charts. You’ve taken the trades, managed the risk, and booked some solid wins
You’ve spent hours at the charts. You’ve taken the trades, managed the risk, and booked some solid wins.
You can instantly improve your trading results—not by learning some secret strategy, but by fixing key habits that separate losing traders from consistent winners.
That’s why this week’s Federal Reserve meeting is a must-watch event. While no one expects the Fed to change interest rates just yet, the real action will come from the dot plot, inflation forecasts, and Jerome Powell’s press conference
Moving averages are one of the most powerful tools traders use to gauge momentum, identify trends, and determine key support and resistance levels.
The opening range breakout strategy is one of the most popular strategies for futures day traders.
Lately, volatility has been off the charts. We’re seeing triple-digit swings in stocks, and the market is getting a real taste of the wild ride that comes with a president who makes game-changing announcements almost daily.
In trading, there's a big question that everyone eventually faces: Should you master one strategy or have multiple in your arsenal?
The market is always giving us valuable information, and how price reacts to our entry is one of the strongest signals we can get.