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How to Control Your Emotions | Mindset Course
We created a course on how to control your emotions, which covers the psychology of trading, tips on controlling your emotions, and more.
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How to Cope With Pressure | Mindset Course
We created a how to cope with pressure course that explains the pressures of a volatile trading market, what risk management is, and more.
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How to Use the NFP Report
The report from the American labor market (Non-Farm Payrolls, NFP) is probably the most popular report among traders. This article explains why and shows examples of how the report has affected EURUSD in the past.
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Indices (definitions)
From bulls and bears to NASDAQ and Dow Jones, here you can find all the important terms you need to know when you're starting to trade indices.
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Investing in Dividend Stocks
What is a dividend yield and how can you identify the best dividend stocks? How can you manage your dividend stocks portfolio? We will try to answer these questions in this brief article.
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Investing in Stocks – What Is Stock Trading?
Many would-be investors are probably wondering - what is the stock market, what is stock trading and, finally, how do I invest in stocks? In this article, we answer all those questions and more.
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Long Position
Taking a long position on the market means buying a specific instrument, expecting its price to increase in value.
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What is a Loonie?
In this short and comprehensive article, we explain in more detail what a loonie is, where the term comes from and what its role is in the forex market. The loonie is a colloquial term for the US dollar versus Canadian dollar currency pair. It is one of the 10 major currency pairs, and as such often of interest to forex traders around the world.
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Margin Level
The margin level is a risk management indicator that helps you understand the influence of the currently opened positions on your account.
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Moving Averages - What Is a Moving Average?
The two basic and most commonly used moving averages include the Simple Moving Average (SMA) and the Exponential Moving Average (EMA). The first is the simple average of a security over a defined number of time periods, while the second gives a greater weight to more recent prices.
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