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Multi time frame analysis – an approach suitable for every trader
When technical forex traders enter the market, many of them remain focused just on the one time frame that suits ...
The power of simplicity
Investors and traders in the capital markets often look for the ideal software instrument that would lead them to long-term ...
“FTMO has the fairest and the most appropriate conditions for a trader”
"FTMO has the fairest and the most appropriate conditions for a trader to be able to prove its abilities." This ...
Opening range breakout – a simple strategy for (almost) everyone
A trading strategy does not have to be complicated and does not have to require hundreds of hours spent studying ...
“Passing the FTMO Challenge? It is hard work, but well worth it!”
It's Wednesday and that means we once again spoke with a few of our new FTMO Traders to ask them ...
Scaling out – security at the expense of returns
In the previous two articles, we described two approaches where traders increase their open positions in order to increase the ...
The market is constantly delivering new opportunities
Patience - one of the essential qualities that a successful trader must either have or learn over time. It is ...
A few answers to your questions
Today's article will be devoted to finding the answers to the several most frequent topics our support colleagues get asked ...
It is normal to have some losses, trading is not only about wins
Although social media may try to say otherwise, trading is not only about winning trades. Losses and profits play equally ...
What to watch out for when it comes to RRR
Reward to risk ratio (RRR) is one of the significant factors of profitability, but still gets often overlooked by many ...
The year 2021 in numbers
The beginning of a new year marks a perfect time to look back and evaluate what has been done in ...
“Take care of your risk management, it is incredibly important”
We have this year's first batch of questions and answers with traders who have managed to meet the FTMO Challenge ...
