Recent content by Jason Libson

To make the most of demo trading, focus on developing a solid trading plan, practicing risk management, and familiarizing yourself with chart analysis. Avoid emotional trading, and treat the demo account as if it were real. When transitioning, start with small positions and gradually increase...

During high-volatility events like NFP or FOMC, many traders prefer waiting for the news release before entering a trade. This allows for better market clarity. Key strategies include waiting for initial price action to settle and using tighter risk management to protect capital.

Currency pairs represent the value of one currency against another, with the first being the base and the second the quote currency. Effective strategies include trend following and breakout trading. Risk management involves stop-losses and position sizing. Market analysis combines technical and...

For beginners, the best forex pairs are typically major pairs like EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY. These pairs have high liquidity, lower spreads, and are less volatile compared to exotic pairs, making them ideal for learning and practicing.

Forex robots can work by automating strategies and removing emotional decision-making, but their success depends on the algorithm and market conditions. Many robots fail in the long term due to changing market dynamics, poor risk management, or faulty strategies. It's essential to test them...

Bitcoin's recent slide reflects uncertainty around the Bitcoin Cash hard fork. With a 3.13% drop, the market remains volatile. The outcome of today’s fork will likely influence Bitcoin’s recovery, and further market fluctuations are expected depending on the hard fork's results.

Hey! Welcome! If you're diving into trading or anything else, a great tip is to start small and learn continuously. Don't rush, and always keep risk management in mind. Also, feel free to share what you're working on or interested in—I’d love to help out!

To trade using margin and risk a small account, look for brokers offering high leverage (e.g., 1:500). Set strict risk management to avoid large losses and test strategies on a demo account first. Ensure you're aware of the risks, as margin trading can quickly deplete your account if not managed...

To choose the right URL, consider what you're aiming for—whether it’s a website, a resource, or an API. Make sure it’s relevant, secure (look for "https"), and fits your purpose. If you need specific help, feel free to share more details!

Great breakdown! Both approaches have their strengths, but it really comes down to what works best for a trader’s style and skills. Algo trading shines with speed and consistency, while human trading brings adaptability and intuition. Combining both can be a powerful strategy. What’s your...

To determine if support or resistance is broken or reversed, watch for a "close" beyond the level on a reliable time frame (like the 1-hour or 4-hour chart). A strong break means price stays past the level, signaling momentum. If price quickly returns to the level, it might be a false breakout...

I rely on trend-following strategy because it’s a more “hands-off” approach. It allows you to ride the momentum, and with the right tools, you can catch long moves without being glued to the screen all day.

Currencies are quoted in pairs because you're always buying one currency and selling another simultaneously. The first currency in the pair is the "base" currency, and the second one is the "quote" currency. When the EUR/USD pair is rising, it means the Euro (EUR) is strengthening against the...

Investing in startups and funded prop firms offers unique opportunities with varying risk profiles. Startups provide high growth potential but come with long-term risks, while funded prop firms offer shorter-term returns based on trading performance. Both require thorough research, risk...

Yes bro, Fibonacci retracements work best during clear trending waves. For an uptrend, use the swing low to swing high, and for a downtrend, use the swing high to swing low. The retracement levels (23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%) often indicate potential reversal points in these trends.