Practical Trading Basics
This cluster turns theory into practice by teaching beginners how to build trading plans, size positions, apply basic risk management, read price movements, and choose timeframes. It also covers the differences between technical and fundamental analysis, giving traders the tools they need to make structured, informed decisions in live and evaluation environments.
If you’re new to trading or just starting your journey into prop trading, you’ve likely come across two terms that seem to dominate every discussion: technical
Prop trading attracts traders with the promise of access to significant capital, but it also comes with strict rules, risk limits, and performance expectations.
Price action is one of the most talked-about and often misunderstood approaches to trading. You’ll hear experienced traders say things like “price is the
Market volatility is one of those terms traders hear constantly, yet many people struggle to explain it in plain language. It sounds technical, even intimidating
Timeframes are one of the most overlooked yet decisive elements in prop trading. Many aspiring traders focus heavily on strategies, indicators, or funded
Risk management is the backbone of success for funded traders. You can have a profitable strategy, solid market intuition, and years of experience but
When starting out as a proprietary (prop) trader, one of the most critical aspects to understand is position sizing. While many novice traders focus heavily
In the world of trading, having a solid plan is often the difference between success and failure. Whether you’re trading stocks, forex, or cryptocurrency