Trading Education

Not all currency pairs are the same, evidently. And two of the ways they differ is in the level of volatility and liquidity. Some pairs are more volatile and liquid, while others can be more liquid and less volatile, or vice versa. Given… Read More

A currency crisis is when there is a sharp depreciation (or at times, an appreciation) in the value of a currency. When a currency crisis occurs, it can have a significant impact which can affect all spheres of the economy, including the… Read More

Depending on who you ask, gold and oil are the two most traded commodities in the markets. The debate isn't over how important they are, but rather about whether gold is a currency or a commodity. Either way, both are very popular… Read More

Among many things, one of the most closely watched reports when it comes to forex trading is the ISM’s PMI. PMI stands for Purchasing Manager’s Index and the ISM report indicates business conditions in two main sectors. The ISM PMI… Read More

'Bull market' and 'bear market' are terms you probably would have come across at some point. These phrases are widely used in the industry to convey how the markets are performing. The terms are also technically used to describe economic… Read More

A common factor in the decisions traders make is paying attention to the right decisions that maximize profitability. Not only is it important to make the right decisions, but it's important to make the right decisions about the right… Read More

Supply and demand is a concept used in technical analysis that was made famous by Sam Seiden. Saying "supply and demand" is simply another way of saying support and resistance. As you may already know, support and resistance are basic… Read More