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Let's talk about:Trading Sessions & News

1.What are the London, New York, Tokyo, and Sydney sessions?

2. What is market volatility?

3. How does news affect Forex?

4. How do interest rates affect currencies?

5. What happens when the US Federal Reserve raises or cuts interest rates?

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High probability: Clear trend + strong support/resistance + good entry confirmation + good risk-to-reward.

Low probability: No clear trend + weak/unclear levels + little confirmation + poor risk-to-reward.

Simple rule: The more confirmations a setup has, the stronger it is.

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1. What’s the difference between base and quote currency in a pair like Eur/ USD

2. What’s a pip

3. How is a pop used to measure price movement in a currency pair?

4. How does leverage amplifies both potential profits and potential losses in a Forex account

5. How does leverage amplifies margin and free margin differ?

6. What’s the difference between pending order and market order

7. What’s a bearish market

8. What’s a bullish market

9 what’s a consolidation

10. What’s the purpose of a stop loss order and a take Profit order

1. What are the London, New York, Tokyo and Sydney sessions?

The Forex market operates 24 hours a day, Monday to Friday, because different financial centres around the world open and close at different times.

Sydney Session — starts the trading week and is generally quieter.

Tokyo Session — Asian trading session; currencies such as JPY can be more active.

London Session — one of the busiest sessions, with high trading activity.

New York Session — another very active session, especially for USD pairs.

There are periods when two sessions are open at the same time. These are called overlaps, and they can have more trading activity and volatility.

Simply: Forex sessions are different periods when major financial markets around the world are open.

How does news affect forex,

In my opinion I feel like news from domination or developed countries matter.

News from third world countries doesnt really mean much

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I think volatility is the rate at which an asset shift in price over a period of time

It sure does ma’am

This explanation is very broad, good job dear friend