In this week’s episode, our trader Rey will run you through using the ZigZag Custom indicator to define a stop loss. This is a simple yet effective strategy that can be used in your trading.
In this week’s episode, we discuss the usefulness of building using a core framework. A framework could be for entries, exits or trade management - this episode continues with an entry framework shared inside a recent episode, with a few tweaks.
In this week’s episode, our Trader Nathan shows you a system that is designed to trade between predetermined ranges. This allows us to use mean reversion strategies to capture moves in a ranging market.
In this week’s episode, our Senior Trader Matt builds a position sizing function and shows you how it works in one of his models. This is a function a lot of traders have asked for so that they can calculate lot size based on previous volatility.
In this week’s episode, we are going to be building on our previous build and adding in a new filter as well as some trade management rules to help us better identify the trades in our direction and lock in profits.
In this week’s episode, our trader Thomas shows you one of the concepts he has been working on recently that utilises the bigger moves in a market to enter and exit trades. He also shows you how you can measure volatility in a market using a key indicator.
In this week’s episode, our Senior Trader builds the popular money management function of 'x% risk per trade'. It is a function you will be able to save and use in your own models.
In this week’s episode, Thomas shows you a concept he has been working on, and how using different methods along with some optimising can help you test different results.
In this week’s episode, Senior Trader Matt discusses some of the key elements of portfolio management. This is one of our most requested topics, so if you’ve been itching to know how the professionals do it, you absolutely must tune in to this week’s video.
In this week’s episode, Nathan builds a model that is designed to trade with the trend. The main concept of this model is to trade as the market moves above the mean, following the trend and locking in profits once the market is either overbought or oversold.
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