Category: Trading Tips
Short, practical trading tips from The Two Traders on risk, leverage, stop losses and building a repeatable trading process.
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Expectancy in Trading: Measuring Whether Your Method Has an Edge
Expectancy in trading explained: the formula in R and pounds, a worked example from 50 trades, the effect of costs and how…
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Risk Reward Ratio Explained: Planning Trades Before You Enter
Risk reward ratio explained step by step: how to calculate it from entry, stop and target, the break-even win rate formula, and…
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Break of Structure Trading: BOS vs Change of Character
Break of structure trading in plain English: what BOS and CHoCH mean, how they map onto classic highs and lows, and how…
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Round Numbers in Trading: Why Psychological Levels Matter
Round numbers in trading explained: why orders cluster at big figures, what the research shows, and how to place stops and targets…
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Pivot Points Trading: Daily Levels and How to Use Them
Pivot points trading explained: the floor pivot formulas, a worked calculation, how we use daily pivots as levels, and the mistakes that…
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Ichimoku Cloud Explained: A Price Action Trader’s Guide
Ichimoku cloud explained in plain English: the five lines and their 9, 26, 52 settings, how to read the kumo, why it…
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Shooting Star Candlestick Pattern: How to Trade It
The shooting star candlestick pattern explained: its shape, how it differs from an inverted hammer, where it matters and a full trade…
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Overnight Funding Charges: The Cost of Holding Spread Bets and CFDs
Overnight funding charges explained: how spread bet and CFD financing is calculated, why shorts can be credited, and what holding a trade…
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Interest Rates and Forex: How Central Banks Move Currencies
Interest rates and forex explained: why central bank decisions move currencies, why a rate rise can still sink the pound, and how…
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Carry Trade Explained: Interest Differentials and Their Risks
Carry trade explained in plain English: how the interest rate differential is earned, why retail funding charges often swallow it, and why…
