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Position sizing: the only part of trading you fully control
You cannot control whether a trade works. You can control exactly how much it costs when it does not — and that single decision explains most of the difference between accounts that survive and accounts that do not.
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Support and resistance: what these levels actually are, and why most of them are imaginary
A level is not a magic number. It is a record of where large amounts of business were transacted — and that distinction tells you which lines on your chart are worth trading and which are decoration.
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How to evaluate a broker before you fund an account
Regulation, client money handling and execution quality matter far more than the size of the welcome bonus. A practical checklist for due diligence.
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Trading the London and New York overlap: the four hours that make the day
Roughly 12:00 to 16:00 GMT is when depth peaks, spreads tighten and most daily ranges are completed. Here is how to structure a session around it.