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Your analysis on the next trade setup is complete, but now begins the most crucial part of the trading process; the ART of the Trade. A well planned trade is broken down into three key components: A – Account, R – Risk, and T-Trade A trade breaks down like this: Analysis complete. Conviction determined. Position size calculated. Orders entered. Position managed. Trade ends. Results accumulated. Repeat …. Whether you're managing a $10,000 account or a multi-million dollar account, each of these aspects needs careful considerable for the long term viability of a successful trader. Join professional traders Todd Gordon and Jackie Fogg as they uncover the "ART of the Trade”. Learn to handle your valuable trading capital like a professional to produce long-term success as a trader.Latest Live Videos
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EUR/USD rises toward 1.0800 as USD weakens
EUR/USD has gained traction and advanced toward 1.0800 in the early American session on Monday. The positive opening witnessed in Wall Street makes it difficult for the US Dollar to find demand and helps the pair continue to push higher.
GBP/USD closes in on 1.2300 as mood improves
GBP/USD has preserved its bullish momentum and advanced to the 1.2300 area in the second half of the day on Monday. The risk positive market atmosphere makes it difficult for the US Dollar to stay resilient against its rivals and fuels the pair's daily rally. Eyes on BOE Governor Bailey's speech.
Gold recovers above $1,950, stays deep in red
Gold price has managed to stage a modest rebound in the American trading hours and rose above $1,950 from the daily low it set at $1,944. The benchmark 10-year US Treasury bond yield is still up more than 3% despite having retreated from session highs, not allowing XAU/USD to gain traction.
Four reasons why SUSHI holders will have a bullish week despite SEC's move
SushiSwap price undid the early March gains in the last week after the SEC subpoenaed the platform’s head chef Jared Grey. As a result of this announcement, the token collapsed by roughly 18%.
Alibaba (BABA) edges higher after Jack Ma returns to China for AI talk
BABA shareholders begin the week with a glimmer of hope after founder Jack Ma was seen visiting China after spending more than one year abroad. The report originally led to Alibaba's shares in Hong Kong rising 4% before subsiding.