Category Archives: Forex Trading

In trading, “volume” signifies the total number of shares, contracts, or units of an asset traded during a specific time frame, such as a trading day or session. High volume often indicates strong market interest, potentially influencing price movements, while … Continue reading →

One of those market signals is called short interest — the number of open short positions reported by brokerage firms on a given date. Short interest is often expressed as a percentage or ratio (the number of shares sold short … Continue reading →

The charts are trying to communicate to you through the price movements, you just need to be receptive to what’s being communicated. With a serious adoption of price action analysis, a trader can be accelerated towards becoming a ‘master chart … Continue reading →

It is important to realise that margin is the amount of capital that is required to open a trade. There are two primary ways a company raises capital for operations – either through selling equity or by taking on debt … Continue reading →