Currencies are the name of the game. Yes, you can buy and sell currencies against each other as a short-term trade, long-term investment, or something in-between.

Some of the more popular ways that traders participate in the forex market is through the spot market, futures, options, and exchange-traded funds.

Just because the forex market is open 24 hours a day doesn’t mean it’s always active! See how the forex market is broken up into four major trading sessions and which ones provides the most opportunities.

Learn about this massively huge financial market where fiat currencies are traded.

Sometimes it’s not always about the numbers, but how market players feel…how do you figure out and trade forex off of that?

If you like analyzing social, economic, and political factors that affect currency supply and demand, then fundamental analysis is for you!

The first thing that you need to know about forex trading is that currencies are traded in pairs; you can’t buy or sell a currency without another.

Learn about these “invisible lines” that can act as support or resistance levels because so many traders are watching them.

What better way to start building up your trading toolbox than by reading up on Bollinger Bands!

Learn what Heikin Ashi is and how this trendy candlestick chart can help traders who like their prices smooth.

How do forex brokers work? Here’s a story that helps explain what forex brokers actually do.

What is forex trading? How does forex trading work? What you need to know on how to get started in trading forex.

Technical analysis is the framework in which traders study price movement.

A moving average is simply a way to smooth out price action over time. Here’s what it looks like.

Learn how to draw Fibonacci retracement levels, calculate them by hand, and use the 38.2%, 50% and 61.8% levels to time pullback entries in a trend.