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Beginner Guide

Step-by-step roadmaps for traders starting funded challenges.

Beginner Guide

Fibonacci Extensions: How to Set Profit Targets at 127.2, 161.8 and 261.8

Short answer: fibonacci extensions are horizontal lines drawn beyond a completed price swing. They mark where the next leg of a trend may run out of steam. You build them from three points: a…

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How to Trade Ethereum as a CFD: Sessions, Volatility and Position Sizing

Short answer: how to trade ethereum comes down to three decisions made before the order ticket opens. Pick the session you will trade, size the trade from the stop, and settle before Friday…

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Hull Moving Average: How It Cuts Lag and Where It Misleads

Short answer: the hull moving average (HMA) is a moving average built from weighted moving averages. It turns almost in step with price yet keeps a smooth curve. It gets there by stretching a fast…

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ICT Macros: The 20-Minute Windows, What Price Does Inside Them, and How to Pair One With a Liquidity Target

Short answer: ict macros are fixed windows of roughly twenty minutes, mostly placed around the top of an hour. Inside them, the ICT method expects price delivery to speed up and reach for a nearby…

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What Is a Mitigation Block? Definition, Breaker Comparison and Entry Logic

Short answer: a mitigation block is an order block that failed. Price made a swing that stopped short of the previous high or low, then broke structure the other way. The candle at that failed…

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Point and Figure Charts: Reading Xs and Os Without a Clock

Short answer: point and figure charts plot price in columns of Xs for rising moves and Os for falling moves, with no time axis at all. A new mark prints only when price travels a fixed box size.…

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Three Drives Pattern: How to Qualify the Third Push and Trade the Turn

Short answer: the three drives pattern is a reversal structure built from three pushes in the same direction, separated by two pullbacks of similar depth. Each push ends a little beyond the last…

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Volume Spread Analysis: How to Read Spread, Close and Volume Bar by Bar

Short answer: volume spread analysis (VSA) reads each price bar through three facts. The first is the spread, high minus low. The second is where the close sits inside that spread. The third is…

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ABCD Pattern: How to Measure the Legs and Trade Point D

Short answer: the abcd pattern is a four-point price structure built from three legs. Leg AB is an impulse, leg BC is a partial pullback, and leg CD repeats the direction of AB at a measured…

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The ADX Indicator: A Practical Guide to Reading Trend Strength

Short answer: the ADX indicator, short for average directional movement index, measures trend strength on a scale from 0 to 100 without telling you the direction. Readings under 20 mean no usable…

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Bitcoin Halving Dates and History: Every Cut So Far and the Next One

Short answer: bitcoin halving dates and history come down to four events so far. The block reward fell from 50 to 25 BTC at block 210,000 on 28 November 2012. It fell to 12.5 BTC at block 420,000…

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CCI Indicator Explained: What the Commodity Channel Index Measures and How to Trade It

Short answer: the cci indicator, or commodity channel index, measures how far the current typical price sits from its recent average. That gap is then scaled by how much price has been wandering…

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