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FXTM Technical Analysis - 10. When to Buy or Sell
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When Should Traders Buy or Sell?

In order to better follow the tips above, it is always recommended that you have defined strategy. Figuring out when you will enter and exit a trade is a prerequisite before you open a live position. Randomly buying or selling a currency pair with no set plan is unlikely to be beneficial, and may well be more stressful. You also won't be able to assess your performance productively as you have no set rules. Only by identifying and sticking to a strategy can you hope to potentially achieve long-term success.

FXTM Forex Basics - 13. What is Balance?
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What is your Balance?

When trading, the balance refers to the amount of money a trader has in their trading account. However, it’s important to remember that this amount does not include any profits or losses a trader might have from any open positions. If a trader has an open position, his or her balance might change depending on the losses or profits he or she has made once the trade (or part of the trade) is closed. A trader’s balance is located in different sections on the trading platform, depending on whether the trader is using the MT4 or the MT5 platform.

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FXTM Trading Basics - 09. What is Trailing Stop?
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What is a Trailing Stop?

Another popular tool that traders use is the Trailing Stop. Trailing Stop is placed on an open position, at a specified distance from the current price of the financial instrument in question. The dis...

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FXTM Technical Analysis - 01. What is Technical Analysis?
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What is Technical Analysis?

When I explained what a Trading Strategy is based on in the Trading Basics series, I emphasised the three principles of Technical Analysis – do you remember them? They are: Market action (price)...

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FXTM Trading Basics - 07. What is Take Profit?
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What Is Take Profit In Trading?

One of the most important pre-calculated price levels used by traders today is called Take Profit. This is a type of pending order that is placed to close a profitable position once the market reaches...

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FXTM Forex Basics - 19. What is a Swap?
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What are Swaps?

A swap in forex refers to the interest that you either earn or pay for a trade that you keep open overnight. There are two types of swaps: Swap long (used for keeping long positions open overnight) an...

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FXTM Technical Analysis - 09. What is Support & Resistance?
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What is Support and Resistance?

Support and resistance levels are crucial for traders who use technical analysis. These levels show where the focus of supply and demand come together, which helps traders to determine the psychology ...

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FXTM Forex Basics - 18. What is Stop Out?
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What is Stop Out?

Now that you know what Margin Call and Free Margin are, it’s time to find out what Stop Out means. This is the point at which the broker starts closing the least-profitable open positions, in order to...

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