A reference guide to price action trading, filled with practical advice and, examples s to take your price action analysis to the next level.

Our Japanese Candlestick Pattern Guide provides an overview of popular Japanese candlestick patterns.

A reference guide on how to trade the common classic chart patterns.

Our crypto glossary helps you decipher crypto jargon back into plain English

Risk management refers to the process of identifying, assessing, and mitigating potential risks associated with trading and investing in financial markets.

Sentiment indicators aid in contextualizing prices by determining the state of the market at any particular time.

Monetary policy is like the set of rules and actions that a country's central bank uses to control the money supply and interest rates.

Economic indicators are key statistics abount a country's ecoonomy and can help you better understand where the economy is headed.

Learn a variety of order types available to traders, each with some unique characteristics.

Our Technical Indicators Guide helps traders learn about popular technical indicators and chart overlays that are used in technical analysis.

A financial instrument is a monetary contract between two parties that allows one party to transfer to another party an asset, like cash, shares in a company, the right to future cash flow, or the right to buy or sell an asset sometime down the road. Financial instruments can be cash-based or derivatives based.  Examples include loans, deposits, bonds, stocks, stock options and futures, spot forex, currency futures, interest rate swaps, and currency swaps.

Order execution refers to the process by which a broker or exchange carries out a trader's request to buy or sell a financial instrument, such as a stock, bond, commodity, or currency.

A foreign exchange trading platform is a software program that allows individuals to buy and sell currencies on the forex market.

Whether you're trading forex, crypto, stocks, options or futures, " trading" is comprised of many of the same common trading terms, concepts and principles. To become the best trader, regardless of your asset-of-choice, you have to learn and understand these key trading terms to lay your foundation before moving on to more advanced topics.

Algo trading refers to the process of using computer programs to automate the process of trading financial instruments.

Macroeconomics focuses primarily on government decisions and aggregate trends in different economic sectors such as employment, manufacturing, housing, and trade. For example, macroeconomics concerns economic growth, unemployment, interest rates, and inflation.

Currencies are a form of money used as a medium of exchange in transactions involving goods, services, or financial assets. They are issued by governments or central banks and serve as the primary method of facilitating trade and commerce within a country or across borders. In the foreign exchange market, currency codes are numeric codes that identify a country’s currency. They were created, and maintained, by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Currency codes are used in international banking, business, and currency trading worldwide. The ISO 4217 standard establishes the rules for currency codes. Below is a list of money in use for countries around the world and the three-digit numeric ISO 4217 code for each currency.

A trader's guide to central banks. Discover what central banks do and why you should care.