Lessons

Financial markets are how people and companies buy and sell assets: currencies, commodities, stocks, indices, cryptos, and more.

The non-farm payrolls report (NFP) is a significant market event each month. Here we examine what it is and how it can affect your forex trading.

Before you start something new, begin with the fundamentals. Let’s look at trading tips every trader should consider before trading currency pairs.

Interested in CFD trading? Follow this step-by-step guide and get started today. Learn what contracts for difference (CFDs) are, how to trade CFDs and more.

Fibonacci ratios aren't just useful for identifying support and resistance levels. They also form the basis of some key chart patterns, including the ABCD pattern.

Charts are an essential part of any technical trader’s toolkit. Let’s examine how they work, the key types of chart and how to read price action at a glance. 

Some traders define themselves by how they find their opportunities. In this course, we’re going to cover one of the most popular methods – technical analysis.

The foreign exchange market – also known as forex or FX – is the world’s most traded market.

Market gaps and slippage are two of the biggest risks you’ll regularly encounter when trading.

Inflation is a crucial factor in economics and plays a key part in fundamental analysis. Let’s take a closer look at what inflation, hyperinflation, and deflation all really mean, and how inflation is measured.

When you trade forex, you’re buying or selling a currency pair – such as EUR/USD, GBP/USD or USD/JPY. Let’s take a closer look at the anatomy of forex pairs.

In this course, we’re going to cover everything you need to know about fundamental analysis – one of the two main methods of researching opportunities, alongside technical analysis.