Lessons

Financial markets rarely move entirely in isolation. A trend in one asset will often ripple around several others, meaning some prices rise and others fall.

Learning how to deal with news events is a key part of trading successfully. In this lesson, we're going to cover four steps to follow to mitigate risk from the news – plus a few useful tips.

Instead of entering and exiting entire positions in one go, many traders use scaling to manage their risk.

The non-farm payroll V-shaped recovery strategy is a popular method of trading the monthly NFP report. Learn how it works with this step-by-step guide.

Learn how to trade forex breakouts here, with the European opening range breakout strategy. Including how the trade works, plus what to watch for.

Fibonacci ratios aren't just useful for identifying support and resistance levels. They also form the basis of some key chart patterns – including the ABCD.

Andrew’s pitchfork provides a useful method to identify and outline any deviations from the main path of a trend – as well as providing a channel that offers support, resistance and a median line.

The average true range indicator is popular among technical traders as a means of quickly identifying market volatility. Let's take a look at how it works.

The principles of Fibonacci theory provide the basis for multiple different technical analysis tools, indicators, and strategies.

Let’s take a look at another pattern based on Fibonacci ratios. The bearish or bullish Gartley pattern is a useful one to know, offering insight of potential upcoming continuations.

The final indicator we’re going to look at in this course is the Ichimoku cloud, which is useful for getting a quick idea of trends and directions – as well helping to gauge momentum.

Here's how to build a trading strategy around Fibonacci ratios, using our favourite fib.