Summary
Price action is perhaps the simplest strategy that a trader can use to read market sentiment and direction and in this coaching Jack will be taking you through a simple 5 filter discretionary strategy that can be used to trade a multitude of markets. Encompassing Price action, support and resistance, volume, divergence and oscillator indicators this strategy also introduces users into grading the strength of trades and amending money management so that higher conviction trades are optimised and lower conviction ideas are not traded with too large risk. The session will also finish with Jack's very own "Beat the EA competition complete with a trading support related prize should you win.Latest Live Videos
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EUR/USD hovers around nine-day EMA above 1.1800
EUR/USD gains ground for the second successive session, trading around 1.1820 during the Asian hours on Monday. The 14-day Relative Strength Index momentum indicator stands at 51 (neutral) after recovering above the midline, indicating stabilizing momentum.
Gold climbs to fresh monthly high on trade war fears, geopolitical risks, weaker USD
Gold registered its highest-ever weekly close, above the $5,100 mark on Friday, and gains strong follow-through traction at the start of a new week. This also marks the fourth straight day of a positive move and lifts the commodity beyond the $5,150 level, or a fresh monthly peak, during the Asian session.
GBP/USD gathers strength above 1.3500 amid tariff confusion
The GBP/USD pair gains traction to around 1.3520 during the early Asian session on Monday. The US Dollar faces some selling pressure against the Cable as tariff uncertainty lingers. Traders will take more cues from the US Producer Price Index report for January, which will be published later on Friday.
Top Crypto Losers: Zcash, Pump.fun, and LayerZero extended losses as Bitcoin loses $65,000
The cryptocurrency market starts the week in panic mode, with altcoins Zcash, Pump.fun, and LayerZero. Bitcoin falls below $65,000 as the US President Donald Trump regroups amid renewed trade policy risks.
Liberation day take two, the tariff machine just changed gears
Let me caveat this from the outset. What we are watching is first-order mechanics, not the grand macro endgame. This is the market’s immediate reflex to a 15% Trump tariff levy dressed up as judicial drama. The Supreme Court blocked Trump tarrif hammer. The White House came back with a scalpel.
Week ahead – Markets brace for heightened volatility as event risk dominates:
Dollar strength dominates markets as risk appetite remains subdued. A Supreme Court ruling, geopolitics and Fed developments are in focus. Pivotal Nvidia earnings on Wednesday as investors question tech sector weakness.