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What is Momentum Trading?

Momentum trading is a short- to medium-term strategy that buys assets showing strong price momentum and sells those losing it, using indicators like RSI, MACD,

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Is Pound Stronger than Dollar?

Yes, the pound is stronger. In General, 1 GBP ≈ 1.33 USD. Currency strength shifts with interest-rate differentials, inflation, central-bank policy (BoE vs Fed) and

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What is DXY in Forex?

DXY, also called the U.S. Dollar Index, measures the value of the U.S. dollar against a basket of major currencies, including the euro, yen, and

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Most Volatile Forex Pairs

Most volatile forex pairs are currency pairs that show the largest average price swings; commonly GBP/JPY, GBP/NZD, XAU/USD (gold), AUD/JPY and USD/TRY lead volatility. Traders

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Best Time To Trade Forex

The best time to trade forex is when the market has the highest liquidity and volatility, usually during overlapping trading sessions like London–New York or

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List of All Currency Pairs

When you search for a list of all currency pairs, you’re looking at the combinations of currencies available for trading in the foreign exchange market.

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Why is Yen so Weak?

Why is yen so weak? Because Japan’s persistently looser monetary policy and lower interest rates vs. the U.S., combined with a strong dollar, capital outflows

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Best Time To Trade NZD/USD

The best time to trade NZD/USD is during major session overlaps, particularly the London–New York overlap when liquidity and volatility peak, roughly 12:00–16:00 GMT (≈17:00–21:00

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What is a Margin Call?

A margin call is a broker’s request that a trader add funds or close positions when account equity falls below the required margin; it happens

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What is a Limit Order?

A limit order is an instruction to buy or sell an asset at a specific price (or better). It executes only if the market reaches

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How Many Lots Is $10?

In forex trading, the number of lots that correspond to $10 depends on the lot size and pip value. For example, on EUR/USD a micro‑lot

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Is Nasdaq a Stock or Forex?

Nasdaq is a stock index, not a forex pair. However, traders can access Nasdaq through both the stock market and forex-style platforms as a Contract

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What is 100x Trading?

In trading, 100x refers to using 100 times leverage, meaning you control a position 100 times the size of your capital. It allows large exposure

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How to Do 5-Minute Trading?

5-minute trading is a fast-paced strategy where traders use 5-minute candlestick charts to enter and exit trades quickly. It relies on quick analysis, precise timing,

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What Is 12345 in Trading?

What is 12345 in trading? It refers to the five-wave pattern structure described in Elliott Wave Theory, a technical analysis tool used by traders to

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How Do Banks Trade Forex?

Banks trade forex primarily through the interbank market, using a lot of capital for global currency conversion, hedging, and proprietary trading. They serve as liquidity

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Best Time to Trade EUR/GBP

The EUR/GBP is often viewed as a stable currency pair, moving with less drama than GBP/JPY or EUR/USD. Still, timing matters. Knowing the best time

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Can I Start Forex With $5?

Yes, you can start forex trading with $5, as many brokers offer micro or cent accounts with very low minimum deposits. However, success isn’t guaranteed

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