The trading rules of Linda Raschke's "Market Wizard" seem simple, but for several decades they remain one of the most practical. 🟡 Buy the first correction after a new high. Sell the first bounce after a new low. Momentum usually continues before reversing. See the trading idea based on one candle with impulses. 🟡 Strength

The "4 quadrants" strategy uses technical price analysis and standard MT4 indicators. Precise settings of indicators, combined on three time frames (1 min, 5 min, 15 min), provide high accuracy in identifying the price direction and levels for Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP). The accuracy of the strategy, with respect to risks, is

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26 December 2025 at 05:30 UTC Key takeaways Global equities stayed resilient in 2025, absorbing tariff-driven trade shocks and US-China tensions, with the iShares MSCI All World Index on pace for a strong third consecutive double-digit annual gain. Asia and several emerging markets led performance, with South Korea, Brazil, and Hong Kong topping year-to-date returns

⚠️ FINAL WARNING: The Price Increases Tomorrow Important information regarding the Ratio X Trader's Toolbox pricing structure. The beta phase for the Ratio X MLAI (Machine Learning AI) has officially concluded. Following the successful verification of the system on a live Prop Firm challenge (FTMO), the algorithm is now ready for public deployment. This update

Central banks took center stage this week, delivering a quick lesson on how shifting policy divergence can send currency traders scrambling to adjust positions. The Federal Reserve's Wednesday rate cut became the week's defining moment—not just for the quarter-point reduction itself, but for Chair Powell's surprisingly characterization of inflation as primarily tariff-driven and transitory. That

We've got another set of top-tier U.K. data before the Bank of England announces its policy decision! Will the upcoming jobs report seal the deal for BOE easing expectations? Or will it cast doubts on a possible December rate cut? Here's what to look out for. This Article Is For Premium Members Only Become a

The Moving Average (MA) is a cornerstone of technical analysis. It smooths price data over a set period, helping traders spot trends and potential turning points. But despite its popularity, it’s far from perfect. Let’s break down its key strengths and weaknesses. Pros Simplicity: Easy to understand and apply, even for beginners. Trend Identification: Clearly

Tuesday's November payrolls report carries exceptional uncertainty after the 43-day government shutdown disrupted data collection, leaving markets to navigate potentially unreliable readings that could trigger exaggerated moves in thin holiday trading. With consensus expecting just 55K jobs added and unemployment potentially jumping to 4.6%, the release will test whether labor market cooling validates the soft-landing