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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 remains pressured after US data misses estimates
EUR/USD is trading closer to 1.1750, paring its recovery from earlier in the day as the safe-haven dollar is bid. US Consumer Sentiment missed estimates with 72 points in September. The financial woes of China's Evergrande are weighing on sentiment.
GBP/USD trades under 1.38 amid on UK data, dollar strength
GBP/USD is on the back foot, trading under 1.38 after UK Retail Sales figures disappointed with -0.9% in August, worse than expected. Brexit uncertainty and dollar demand weighed on the pair earlier.
XAU/USD surrenders intraday gains, drops closer to $1,750 level
Gold struggled to preserve its intraday gains and dropped to the lower end of the daily trading range during the early North American session.
Experts say Ripple will win SEC lawsuit, which might propel XRP to new all-time highs
The latest development in the ongoing SEC vs. Ripple lawsuit is that documents are classified as privileged and blocked for public viewing. Though institutional investors are yet to take big bets on the altcoin in 2021, retail investors are actively trading in XRP.
US Michigan Consumer Sentiment Preview: Markets will have to look hard for positive signs
Consumer outlook expected to rebound to 72.2 in September. August’s 70.2 was the lowest since December 2011. Inflation and Delta variant wearing on US optimism. Markets face negative dollar risk from fading consumer optimism.