Trading Insights

GBP/USD’s climb looks strong on the surface, but upcoming U.K. GDP data could put the rally at risk. At the same time, the U.S. dollar is under broad pressure from a geopolitical backdrop that could flip quickly.

The U.S.-Iran truce was supposed to be gold’s exit cue. Instead, the metal pushed higher and quietly refused to leave.

EUR/GBP looks ready to extend its gains after finding support from a long-term range floor! Here’s what we’re seeing on the 4-hour time frame.

Pressing your advantage is a good skill to have, but sometimes this strategy can get you into trouble. Here’s how you can utilize it properly in trading.

If the AUD crowd goes mild at the March jobs results, then AUD/USD and GBP/AUD setups could start drawing more attention from traders.

Stronger than expected Australian employment data could further stoke the hawkish RBA narrative, so I’m keeping an eye out for a bounce on AUD/USD and AUD/NZD in this scenario.

The RBA’s most contested hike in years left four dissenters watching. Will Thursday’s jobs report give them reason to pause?

The U.K. February GDP report is shaping up as a key pulse check on whether the economy is stabilizing or slipping further into a slowdown. Here’s what to look out for.

Diplomatic progress pushed our Risk-On scenario to 40% probability, but the confirmed April 19 sanctions waiver expiry keeps a supply squeeze on a 96-hour countdown regardless.

CHF/JPY has been on a steady climb these days, but its rally might be cut short as it closes in on a long-term ceiling. Will we see a bounce or break from here?

If not handled properly, worrying can become a big hurdle to success. Here’s how you can turn it around and use it to improve your trading game.

AUD/USD clawed its way back above the .7000 handle on cautious optimism amid geopolitical risks. Can it hold its ground even after the latest peace talks collapsed?

After breaking above a long-term descending trend line, NZD/USD went into correction mode to gather more bullish energy. Can buyers still sustain the reversal?

Peace talks collapsed, Trump declared a Strait of Hormuz blockade, and the ceasefire trade died over the weekend — here’s your scenario guide for the week ahead.

The lowest-probability scenario activated, five assets moved in the right direction, and one probability lesson will change how we build frameworks going forward.

Ceasefire drama, stagflationary data, and a collapsing dollar — the US-Iran conflict ran the FX show this week, reshuffling currency rankings almost every session from open to close.

One distinguishing trait I’ve noticed among successful traders is their ability to figure out market themes by recognizing and taking advantage of patterns from different assets and time frames.

With the two-week US-Iran ceasefire under strain, crude oil sits at a technical crossroads as traders are holding out for further developments to gauge if a brief dip or a longer-term pullback is due.

EUR/USD recently fell through an ascending trend line on its daily time frame, but its potential reversal is still waiting to gain traction.

Friday’s March CPI report will offer the first real look at U.S. inflation since the Iran conflict sent energy prices surging, and it could be hot enough to keep the Fed on hold for the rest of the year. Here’s what to look out for.