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A trading signal is a structured statement of a trade idea: an instrument, a direction, an entry area, an invalidation level and one or more objectives. It is a conditional plan, not a forecast and not a guarantee.
AX Editorial2 min read
Position size is derived, not chosen. Given account equity, a risk budget for the trade and the distance to invalidation, there is exactly one size that respects the budget.
AX Editorial1 min read
Currencies respond less to policy decisions themselves than to the difference between the decision and what markets had already priced. Understanding expectations is the core of macro-driven currency analysis.
AX Editorial1 min read
Inflation, labour market data, growth measures and trade balances each carry different weight depending on what a central bank has said it is prioritising at the time.
AX Editorial1 min read
Every forex quote is a relative statement about two economies. Reading the base and quote convention correctly is the prerequisite for interpreting any analysis or signal.
AX Editorial1 min read
Four recurring costs separate a strategy on paper from a strategy in an account. Each is measurable, and each should be stated explicitly before any result is interpreted.
AX Editorial1 min read