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@emixcuzzy - 1 month ago

Quoted - wavey_

What is the difference between a bearish and bullish candlestick

A bearish candlestick reveals the pattern or direction of a market which in this case is shows a downward trend where a market closes lower than it opens and it’s filled with series of lower lows and lower highs.

A bullish candlestick reveals the pattern or direction of a market which indicates an uptrend where a market closes higher than it opens and also filled with series of higher highs and higher lows.

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@emixcuzzy - 1 month ago

Quoted - wavey_

Under what analysis does CPI falls under?

CPI falls under fundamental analysis as it focuses on data related to inflation, consumer purchasing power and health of the economy

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@biggyfx - 1 month ago

Market & Mindset Questions

1. What’s your #1 trade setup this week?

Which pair/asset are you watching and why?

2. Biggest lesson from your last loss?

What did the market teach you that you won’t forget?

3. News that matters

What 1 news event or data release are you watching that could move the market?

4. Risk check

What’s your risk per trade right now? Are you over-risking or playing it safe?

5. Psychology check-in

Are you trading your plan, or are emotions like FOMO/FEAR running you this week?

Strategy & Learning Questions

6. Backtest challenge

What’s 1 strategy you’ve backtested recently? What were the results?

7. Agree or disagree?

“You don’t need 10 strategies, you need 1 that works.” Do you agree?

8. Tool of the week

What indicator, tool, or app has actually helped your trading lately?

9. The hard question

What bad trading habit are you working to break right now?

10. Goals + Accountability

What’s your trading goal for this month? And how will we know you hit it?

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@pisces03 - 1 month ago

Good afternoon everyone

New drill

How do you adjust your execution after a streak of 3 consecutive losses?

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@emmanuel_ - 1 month ago

Good afternoon everyone

New drill

How do you adjust your execution after a streak of 3 consecutive losses?

I go just touch grass, no be me go do revenge trading

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@pisces03 - 1 month ago

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

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@biggyfx - 1 month ago

Quoted - emmanuel_

I go just touch grass, no be me go do revenge trading

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@pisces03 - 1 month ago

Quoted - emmanuel_

I go just touch grass, no be me go do revenge trading

Hmm😂

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@biggy001 - 1 month ago

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

Answer: A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit ✅

Quick breakdown:

- Take Profit (TP) = The price level you set in advance to automatically close your trade and lock in profit.

- Think of it as: "If price gets here, I'm happy. Close me and take the money."

Why not the others:

- B. That's increasing position size/risk, not TP

- C. Indicators are tools like RSI, MA. TP is an order level

- D. Broker fees = spread/commission/swap

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@emmanuel_ - 1 month ago

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

Ehh, You bad o Pisces

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@ireoluwa001 - 1 month ago

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

3. Answer: C. Risk-to-Reward✅

Quick breakdown:

RR = Risk-to-Reward Ratio

It compares how much you’re risking vs how much you’re aiming to make on a trade.

Example:

If your Stop Loss = $50 risk and your Take Profit = $150 target

Then your RR = 1:3 → "Risk $1 to potentially make $3"

Rule of thumb traders use:

Most aim for at least *1:2 RR so even if you only win 40% of trades, you can still be profitable.

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@victory - 1 month ago

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

Jesus Na wa 😂 😂

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@sportfx001 - 1 month ago

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

4. Answer: A. Prices are generally moving upward ✅

Quick breakdown:

Bullish market = Traders are optimistic. Buyers are in control and prices are trending up.

Think "bull charges upward with its horns" 🐂📈

Opposite:

Bearish market = Prices are generally moving downward. Traders are pessimistic. Think "bear swipes downward" 🐻📉

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@biggest01 - 1 month ago

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

5. Answer: B. Prices are generally moving downward ✅

Quick breakdown:

Bearish market = Traders are pessimistic. Sellers are in control and prices are trending down.

Think "bear swipes downward with its paws" 🐻📉

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@victory - 1 month ago

Quoted - biggyfx

Market & Mindset Questions

1. What’s your #1 trade setup this week?

Which pair/asset are you watching and why?

2. Biggest lesson from your last loss?

What did the market teach you that you won’t forget?

3. News that matters

What 1 news event or data release are you watching that could move the market?

4. Risk check

What’s your risk per trade right now? Are you over-risking or playing it safe?

5. Psychology check-in

Are you trading your plan, or are emotions like FOMO/FEAR running you this week?

Strategy & Learning Questions

6. Backtest challenge

What’s 1 strategy you’ve backtested recently? What were the results?

7. Agree or disagree?

“You don’t need 10 strategies, you need 1 that works.” Do you agree?

8. Tool of the week

What indicator, tool, or app has actually helped your trading lately?

9. The hard question

What bad trading habit are you working to break right now?

10. Goals + Accountability

What’s your trading goal for this month? And how will we know you hit it?

1. What’s your #1 trade setup this week?

Answer: I’m watching for a breakout and retest setup. I want price to break a key level, retest it, and show confirmation before entering.

2. Biggest lesson from your last loss?

Answer: Don’t force a trade. If the setup isn’t there, stay out. A missed trade is better than a bad trade.

3. News that matters

Answer: I’m watching major economic data such as CPI or interest-rate decisions, because they can cause strong volatility and sudden price movements.

4. Risk check

Answer: I’m risking 1% per trade. I’m playing it safe and making sure one losing trade won’t significantly damage my account.

5. Psychology check-in

Answer: I’m focusing on following my plan and avoiding FOMO and revenge trading. If my setup isn’t there, I won’t enter.

6. Backtest challenge

Answer: I’ve been backtesting a break-and-retest strategy. The goal is to see how consistently it performs before risking real money.

7. Agree or disagree?

Answer: I agree. You don’t need many strategies. One strategy that you understand, have tested, and can execute consistently is better than constantly switching strategies.

8. Tool of the week

Answer: TradingView has helped me the most because I can analyze charts, mark key levels, identify structure, and backtest setups.

9. The hard question

Answer: I’m working on breaking the habit of overtrading. I want to take only quality setups instead of entering trades just because I’m watching the market.

10. Goals + Accountability

Answer: My goal this month is to follow my trading plan consistently and protect my capital. I’ll know I achieved it by tracking every trade and reviewing my results at the end of the month.

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@biggyjnr001 - 1 month ago

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

6. Answer: A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital ✅

Quick breakdown:

Leverage = Borrowing capital from your broker to open bigger trades than your account balance normally allows.

Example: With 1:100 leverage, $100 in your account can control a $10,000 position.

The catch:

It magnifies BOTH profits AND losses. More leverage = more risk.

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@josssyfx - 1 month ago

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

7. What is a market order?

Answer: A. An order to enter at the current available market price ✅

Quick breakdown:

A market order means "buy/sell me RIGHT NOW at whatever price is available."

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@victory - 1 month ago