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London Open Trading Strategy 2026: The Desk’s Complete Session Playbook
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What Is a Funded Account in 2026? The Honest Version
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Value at Risk (VaR) Explained: What It Really Tells You
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Momentum: The Tendency of Trends to Continue
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Mean Reversion: When the Market Pulls Back to Average
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Divergence: When Price and Indicator Disagree
A divergence occurs when price makes a new extreme but an indicator (RSI, MACD, momentum) fails to confirm. Reliable as a warning, weak as a trade signal.
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Prop Firm Consistency Rule: The Hidden Hurdle on Payouts
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Prop Firm Scaling Rule: How Accounts Grow Through Profit
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FIFO Rule: The Position-Closing Order CFTC Brokers Must Follow
The FIFO rule requires CFTC-regulated brokers to close the oldest open position first when a closing order is placed. It prevents partial hedging on US forex ac
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Negative Balance Protection: What Happens When a Stop Cannot Save You
Negative balance protection prevents a retail trader owing money to the broker after a gap or flash crash exceeds account equity. Required by FCA and ESMA.
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Segregated Funds: How Client Money Is Protected (or Not)
Segregated funds means client deposits are held in bank accounts separate from the broker’s operating capital. The first line of defence in broker insolvency.
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Regulatory Tier: Why Tier-1 Beats Offshore Every Time
Tier-1 regulators (FCA, ASIC, NFA, FINMA) enforce client-money rules and best execution. Offshore regulators (SVG, Vanuatu, Seychelles) do not.
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A-Book vs B-Book: How Your Broker Actually Handles Your Order
A-book brokers hedge client orders externally with liquidity providers. B-book brokers internalise them. Most retail brokers run a hybrid model.
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Position Sizing Formula: From Stop Distance to Lot Size
The position sizing formula converts a target risk percentage and a stop distance into a position size. The single most important calculation in trading.
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Drawdown vs Max Drawdown: The Two Numbers Every Trader Should Track
Drawdown is the current decline from a peak. Max drawdown is the worst decline ever recorded. The recovery percentage rises faster than the drawdown does.
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Risk Per Trade: The 1 Percent Rule and Why It Holds
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R-Multiple: The Universal Trading Performance Unit
An R-multiple expresses trade profit as a multiple of the risk taken (1R = the stop distance in money terms). The clean way to compare trades across instruments
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OCO Order: One Cancels the Other for Bracketed Trades
An OCO (One Cancels the Other) order pairs a take profit and a stop loss so that when one fills, the other is cancelled automatically.
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Trailing Stop: How to Let a Winner Run Without Giving It Back
A trailing stop moves with price in the favourable direction only, locking in profit while letting the trade run. ATR and structure are the two common methods.
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Take Profit Ladders: TP1, TP2 and TP3 Explained
A take profit ladder closes portions of a position at successive target levels. The standard structure is TP1 (1R), TP2 (2R) and TP3 with a trailing runner.
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Stop Loss: The Order That Defines Your Risk
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Retail Sentiment and DSI: The Contrarian Read
Retail sentiment indicators like the Daily Sentiment Index measure how bullish or bearish small traders are. Extreme readings are reliably contrarian.
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COT Report: How to Read Positioning in Futures Markets
The Commitments of Traders report shows futures positioning by trader category. The Legacy and Disaggregated reports each tell a different positioning story.
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Put-Call Ratio: Sentiment Through the Options Market
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Breadth Thrust: The Rare Signal That Marks Bull Market Starts
A breadth thrust is a sharp acceleration in market participation, signalling capitulation buying. Zweig and Whaley thrusts have preceded major bull runs.
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VIX: The Fear Gauge and What It Actually Measures
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ATR: How the Average True Range Sets Stops and Sizes
ATR is a volatility measure averaging the true range over N bars. Traders use it to size stops at multiples of recent volatility rather than fixed pip distances
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Weekend Gap: The Sunday Open Move Every Forex Trader Should Plan For
Weekend gaps occur when the Sunday forex open prices news that broke while the market was closed. Routine on yen crosses, gold and indices CFDs.
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Gap Risk: When Prices Skip Past Your Stop
Gap risk is the chance that price jumps over a stop level without trading at it, leaving the fill far from the planned exit. Largest on weekends and post-news.
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Requote: When the Broker Asks You to Accept a New Price
A requote happens when the broker rejects the original price and offers a new one, usually worse. It is a market-maker behaviour rare on ECN/STP brokers.
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Slippage: Why Your Stop Filled Past the Level
Slippage is the gap between requested price and filled price. Negative slippage on stops is the main cost beyond spread. Positive slippage exists but is rarer.
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STP Execution: Straight Through Processing in Forex
STP routes client orders directly to a liquidity provider without a broker dealing desk in between. Faster fills than market-maker, narrower LP pool than ECN.
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ECN Account: What True ECN Execution Means in Forex
An ECN account routes orders to an electronic network of liquidity providers, with tight spreads, per-lot commission and no dealing-desk interference.
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Spread vs Commission: Standard vs Raw Account Costs Compared
Standard accounts wrap the broker fee in a wider spread. Raw accounts charge a tighter spread plus an explicit commission. The all-in cost is the only honest co
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Swap Rate and Rollover: The Overnight Cost Most Traders Underestimate
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Forex strategies ranked by what actually carries an edge in 2026: macro-driver alignment over indicator systems. Honest, trader-written.
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Prime of prime (PoP) firms aggregate tier-1 bank liquidity and resell it to retail brokers that cannot meet prime broker capital thresholds.
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OCO Order: One Cancels Other Pending Orders Explained
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Market order: FX execution mechanics explained
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Limit order explained: how it works in FX trading
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