Technical Analysis

A practical candlestick pattern reference — bullish and bearish reversal and continuation patterns, what they signal, and how much weight to actually give them.

A plain-English explanation of the RSI indicator — what it actually measures, how to read overbought/oversold levels, and its real limitations.

How the Volume Weighted Average Price indicator works, why institutional traders rely on it, and practical ways day traders use it as a dynamic support/resistance level.

What a doji candlestick actually represents, the different types (standard, dragonfly, gravestone), and how much weight to realistically give it.

Why the London forex session sees the highest volume of the trading day, which pairs and hours matter most, and how to structure a session-specific trading approach.

What makes the New York forex and stock session distinct — key economic release timing, the London overlap, and how US market hours shape volatility patterns.

What makes GBP/USD ('Cable') distinct from other major pairs — its volatility character, best trading sessions, and a structured beginner approach.

Why EUR/USD is the most liquid forex pair in the world, what drives its moves, and a structured beginner approach to trading it.

How the MACD indicator actually works — the line, signal line, and histogram — plus common signals like crossovers and divergence, and their real limitations.