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Z-score is the mathematical tool used for calculating the capability of a trading system for generating wins and losses in streaks.

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Using the Z Score to Determine Trade Size and Boost Performance, z.com forex.

The simple formula allows us to test our performance, and to check if the streaks generated present a random pattern or not. If the pattern is random, or at a non-significant confidence level, our results are independent of each other, and there’s no point in trying to scale in, or build up a position in successive trades. On the other hand, if our strategy is prone to generating streaks in a non-random fashion, we can use this knowledge to maximize our profits. L – total number of losing trades in the series.

Using the Z score to determine trade size and boost performance

Suppose that we have a trading method which gives us great confidence, produces satisfactory results over a long time, and which refined through a long period of study and experimentation. We are aware of the risks of high leverage, and do not gamble by entering trades which do not fully meet our requirements. We are pleased with our results, but still unsure about how much we should risk. What can we do to solve this problem?

What does a streak of wins or losses mean?

One of the major issues with any trading method is the length and frequency of streaks of wins or losses. A win streak is a period during which consecutive gains are registered in an account, and a loss streak is the opposite. What kind of bearing do these series of wins and losses have for trade sizes? Obviously, if a style generates wins and losses in streaks, the results are not independent of each other. A profitable trade is suggesting the likelihood that there will be more gains in case the trader increases his position size. Conversely, if a loss warns us that it will be followed by more losses, and we should discard our original approach and seek our wealth at other occasions. In other words, heads in one flip tells us that following coin tosses will bring us more heads, and tails will lead to more tails in subsequent trials. This knowledge may allow us to increase the size of our position with reasonable confidence, or to eliminate it in the case of loss.

The z-score

Z-score is the mathematical tool used for calculating the capability of a trading system for generating wins and losses in streaks. The simple formula allows us to test our performance, and to check if the streaks generated present a random pattern or not. If the pattern is random, or at a non-significant confidence level, our results are independent of each other, and there’s no point in trying to scale in, or build up a position in successive trades. On the other hand, if our strategy is prone to generating streaks in a non-random fashion, we can use this knowledge to maximize our profits.

The formula of the z-score is

N – total number of trades in a series (for example, in a string of (+++—-++—-++) we have 15 trades (++++), and the N is 15 )

R – total number of series of profitable and losing trades (if we have a run for our method, and we have a string of (+++—-++—-++), there are five series S1(+++), S2(—), S3(++), S4(—-), S5(++). So R is 5)

W – total number of profitable trades in the series;

L – total number of losing trades in the series.

A series is simply an unbroken string of wins or losses. For examples, (++++) is a series, as is (—), but (+-+) is not.

So all that we need to do, in order to understand if our strategy allows us to repeat our profits or losses in a non-random way, is to check its z-score, and to compare this to a series of numbers which we will call the confidence level. The confidence level is simply the normal distribution equivalent of the z-score we receive from our tests. If this sounds complicated, all that the trader needs to know is that in order to be considered suitable for profit maximization in money management methods our test must produce results that are greater than 1.96 or less than -1.96 (corresponding to the 95 percentile of normal distribution).

161# Z-winner trading system

A CCI indicator trading method

Submit by joy22 26/12/2011

Time frame: 15 minutes and 1 hr whichever you prefer

Instrument : all major pairs

Trading time : US session 7:00 to 17:00 eastern time

Indicators: CCI 14 period, delete +100 and -100 horizontal lines and add +50 horizontal line instead.

Moving averages : 3SMA and 9SMA

HOW TO TRADE

Here is an example chart showing how the Z-WINNER system is traded.

As I mentioned earlier, its a very simple and easy system to trade, we look for the CCI to cross the +50 line

(marked in red) either from above or below.

In the following example chart, the CCI crossed the +50 line from below ( blue arrow) giving us a buy

Signal and as soon as the next candle opened, we went long at 1.4926.

We also got entry confirmation by the 2 SMA crossovers a little earlier.

Before we start our trading in the morning, we must make a note of the time of news releases.

Always place your stop loss 2 pips above the most recent swing high if you are short and if you are long then place your stop 2 pips below the most recent swing low.

It is very rare that you would get stopped out but it is wise to place your stops for reasons beyond your control such as power failure or computer crash, an earthquake, bomb blast, or sudden change in the market.

Once you are in the market and the trade is going nicely in your favour, stay in the trade until you see the exit signa l marked with a red circle on the chart below or just before the end of the US session at 17:00 eastern time.

We get our exit signal when we see the CCI crossing the +50 line from the opposite side. Please see the chart

Below. We got in the market at 09:15 ET and we exit at 15:30 ET at 1.5026, making 98 pips net profit.

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What is forex ?

Have you ever exchanged your currency to go on a trip? If you did, whether you knew it or not you were trading forex. Due to easily available, high speed interned forex trading, for speculation purposes, is becoming significantly more and more popular to the retail crowd. There are many names for forex trading, here are just a few examples so you don’t get confused as you read along. Forex trading is also known as foreign exchange trading, currency trading, FX trading and the list goes on and on.

The simple definition of forex trading is the simultaneous selling of one currency and the buying of another. Forex trading can be done for both business and speculation purposes. For example of a business forex transaction is a company buying a resources in a foreign country exchanging their currency into the other country’s currency.

An example of speculation is an individual expecting a particular currency to appreciate relative to another therefore buying one and selling the other simultaneously. To take this example one step further you may think that the euro will appreciate relative to the US dollar, thus you will buy euros and sell US dollars. If the value of the euro goes up you can sell your euros back for the US dollars and lock in your profit. If the value goes down you will incur a loss.

To sum it up, the retail forex market allows you to speculate on the price movements of various currency pairs around the world. The forex market is the largest market in the world. The average daily volume in the forex market is around $5 trillion per day. Over 90% of this volume is traded for speculation purposes. There are many participants in the forex market including: banks, commercial companies, central banks, investment management firms, hedge funds, retail forex brokers and individual traders.

Until the late 90’s it was difficult for retail traders to speculate in the forex markets. Minimum investments were typically as high as $10 million. Through the development of retail forex brokers and the internet retail spot FX now makes up over 10% of the forex market. You can trade forex online for speculation purposes with as little as $200 in your account from you home computer.

Forex specifications incorporate the individual contract details and the conditions under which they can be traded.

Margins – the amount of your equity required to open a trading position.

Spreads – the difference between the bid and ask price for a currency pair.

Swaps – the interest rate calculation representing the cost or reward of holding open positions overnight.

Majors, minors and exotics pairs

Majors are currency pairs that are primarily traded in the forex market. Often they are quoted against the USD as is market convention; in these terms, the USD is the base currency. Liquidity is deep and spreads are tight, giving excellent short-, medium- and long-term trading opportunities. The trading volume of majors exceeds two thirds of the total estimated volume in forex.

Minors are less frequently traded or secondary currency pairs. Generally these instruments have less liquidity but are still traded heavily in the financial markets. They will also include crosses, a term for currency pairs that include major traded currencies against each other but without the USD as the base.

Exotics are currency pairs that are not widely traded or are derived from emerging markets. Exotics still provide trading opportunity, but spreads are often wider and therefore less attractive to high-frequency intraday traders. Interest rate differentials can be greater and will often attract trading based around favourable swaps.

Pip values

A pip is the value of the fourth decimal in the exchange rate of a currency pair; this does not apply to JPY and HUF currency pairs (for these pairs a pip is the value of the second decimal). At aztrades, the smallest incremental movement equals to 0.1 pip.

Calculating profit and loss

Aztrades platforms will calculate your profit or loss and display it for each open and closed trade reflected in the currency in which you hold your account. It is important to be able to work out your own projected profit and loss which can be relatively easy to do.

Leverage

One key aspect of forex trading is the leverage involved. Many forex dealers offer 1:100* leverage, some dealers offer leverage as high as 1:400 (please note: the maximum leverage allowed in aztrades is1:400). What this means is that for every dollar you put in you are actually controlling $400 dollars worth of currency.

Currency pairs are traded in lots and the lots allow for you to take leveraged positions to speculate on the value of various currency pairs. There are typically 3 types of lots; standard lots, mini lots and micro lots.

With a standard lot you are taking on a position where every pip is roughly $10, with a mini lot every pip is roughly $1 and with a micro every pip is roughly 10 cents.

Leveraged trades case study

Assume you have €10,000 equity in your trading account and you anticipate the EUR will depreciate against the USD. To reflect this opinion you need to open a trade where you sell EUR against USD, consider the current quote is 1.4848/1.4850. You consider that you are fairly confident in this prediction and will use a trade amount of 1 lot (€100,000) and so you sell 1 lot EURUSD at the bid price of 1.4848. The maximum permitted leverage for your account value is 1:400, or expressed as margin is 0.25%. The margin requirement for the trade is therefore €250.

Later in the day and as you predicted, the EURUSD price falls to 1.4798/1.4800 and to close the position you buy back 1 lot EURUSD at 1.4800. The trade has made a profit of 48 pips, that’s $480 or €324.30.

Swap rates

Another important component to remember when trading forex is the SWAP (also known as rollover) rates. As mentioned before when trading a currency pair you are borrowing the bottom pair and purchasing and holding the top pair. So if you are trading the GBP/JPY you are actually purchasing the GBP and borrowing the yen.

As you know, when holding a currency in an account you are receiving interest and when borrowing a currency you are paying interest. Because forex trading is highly leveraged and you are theoretically controlling large amounts of money, the SWAP rates accumulate and need to be accounted for in your trading. Typically forex dealers either pay or charge you the SWAP rate depending on the position you are holding.

Let’s look at the GBP/JPY example. When taking a position in the GBP/JPY you are borrowing the japanese yen at a low interest rate and using it to purchase the sterling which pays a higher interest; so when you are long this pair you will receive daily interest from aztrades and when you are short you will be paying daily interest. Aztrades will always charge a little more than they pay when it comes to rollover rates in exchange for facilitating the process.

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Z trader FX EA review

In this post I will be reviewing the Z trader FX EA which is a fully automated forex robot that will place, manage and exit trades for you in the free to download metatrader 4 (MT4) trading platform. An EA is short term for an expert advisor which is basically the same as a forex robot.

The MT4 trading platform is available to download from most of the best forex brokers worldwide and you can even start trading with the Z trader FX EA on a free demo account to verify its performance just keep in mind that the price feeds on demo account can be different from real account and thus potentially give different spreads, slippage and commissions.

For the best possible trading conditions and to save on trading costs, I personally always prefer to use an ECN forex broker.

Due to its fully automated nature, the Z trader FX EA is suitable for beginner and advanced traders, you simply set it up in a few minutes using the provided instructions, set a sensible lot size and you can then let it trade for you whilst checking back on its progress.

Z trader FX EA trading strategy

The Z trader FX EA is fully automated and uses no scalping or averaging or martingale money management strategy. The Z trader FX EA trades on the EURUSD major currency pair which tends to have some of the lowest spreads due to the vast amount of liquidity, especially when using an ECN forex broker. In my opinion, the Z trader FX EA is more of a long-term trading system thus perhaps would not suitable for those who prefer high octane action!

Z trader FX EA back testing

The official Z trader FX EA website has an EURUSD back test shared by the developer showing impressive results although only over a few years so I would like to see how it performed over a longer period of time and thus how it adapts to different market conditions and events such as the financial crisis of the past.

Furthermore, the modelling quality on the back tests is very limited at only 90% which means real tick data, real spreads and real commissions were not used. I would like to see back tests done with birts tick data suite (birts TDS) for more accurate results in the MT4 strategy tester.

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Z trader FX EA summary

Overall, this forex robot can analyse currency pairs and place trades for you but it does have some limitations. I have conducted many forex robot reviews and there are other alternative automated trading options that I would consider over this EA. It does come with instructions, support and a money back guarantee. It should be noted that there are no guarantees on how any system will perform and historical results are by no means an indication of future performance.

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Jak rozliczyć dochody z forex?

▪ 13 lutego 2017 r. ▪ zaktualizowano: 14 grudnia 2020 r. ▪ autor: dorota łesak

Do rozliczenia dochodów z forex służy PIT-38, na którym ujmowane są dochody z kapitałów pieniężnych oraz z odpłatnego zbycia pochodnych instrumentów finansowych. Właśnie do tych pochodnych instrumentów finansowych zaliczane są operacje walutowe dokonywane na rynku forex.

Czym jest FOREX - jak rozliczyć dochody z FOREX?

Podatek dochodowy od osób fizycznych (zwany dalej PIT) płaci się w przypadku uzyskania przychodów z kapitałów pieniężnych.

Forex (z ang. Foreign exchange), to rynek pozagiełdowy, na którym dokonywane są spekulacje walutowe. Spekulacje walutowe, to pewne zachowania inwestorów odnośnie przewidywanego przez nich ruchu kursu (spadku lub wzroście) na danej walucie w stosunku do drugiej waluty.

Gra na rynku forex (fx) wygląda w ten sposób, że podmioty oferujące usługi maklerskie na rynku pozagiełdowym umożliwiają nam sprzedaż lub kupno tzw. Kontraktów na różnicę (czyli zachowania jednej waluty w stosunku do drugiej). Taki kontrakt jest pochodnym instrumentem finansowym. Powiedzmy, że broker oferuje instrument EUR-USD, czyli stosunek euro do dolara. I jeśli uważamy, że w niedalekiej przyszłości kurs euro w stosunku do dolara wzrośnie, wtedy zawieramy pozycję kupna tego instrumentu, natomiast jeśli przewidujemy, że kurs euro do dolara spadnie, wtedy zawieramy pozycję sprzedaży tego instrumentu. Z operacji tych można albo osiągnąć zysk albo ponieść stratę.

Operacje walutowe na rynku forex zaliczają się do przychodów z pochodnych instrumentów finansowych i realizacji praw z nich wynikających. A takie przychody, jak wskazano powyżej należy rozliczyć w PIT-38, w którym wykazywane są przychody z kapitałów pieniężnych.

Do przychodów z kapitałów pieniężnych zaliczamy w szczególności przychody z:

Odsetek od wkładów oszczędnościowych i środków na rachunkach bankowych, z wyjątkiem środków pieniężnych związanych z wykonywaną działalnością gospodarczą,

Odsetek i dyskonta od papierów wartościowych, w tym obligacji,

Tytułu udziału w funduszach kapitałowych,

Dywidend i innych przychodów z tytułu udziału w zyskach osób prawnych, których podstawą uzyskania są udziały (akcje) w spółce mającej osobowość prawną,

Tytułu udziału w zyskach spółki komandytowo-akcyjnej (S.K.A.) mającej siedzibę lub zarząd na terytorium rzeczypospolitej polskiej,

Tytułu udziału w zyskach spółki niemającej osobowości prawnej mającej siedzibę lub zarząd w innym państwie, gdy jest w tym państwie traktowana jak osoba prawna i spółka podlega w tym państwie opodatkowaniu od całości swoich dochodów bez względu na miejsce ich osiągania

— które opodatkowane są zryczałtowanym podatkiem dochodowym w wysokości 19%. W przypadku uzyskania tych przychodów (dochodów) na terytorium polski podatek pobierany jest przez płatnika.

Do przychodów z kapitałów pieniężnych zaliczane są również dochody z:

Odpłatnego zbycia udziałów w spółkach mających osobowość prawną,

Odpłatnego zbycia papierów wartościowych (w tym akcji S.K.A.) i pochodnych instrumentów finansowych, a zatem z zysków na rynku forex,

Odpłatnego zbycia ogółu praw i obowiązków przez komplementariusza S.K.A. Mającej siedzibę lub zarząd na terytorium rzeczypospolitej polskiej,

Realizacji praw z pochodnych instrumentów finansowych, a zatem z realizacji praw z rynku forex

— które podatnik musi sam wykazać w zeznaniu PIT-38.

Rachunek u polskiego brokera - otrzymałem PIT-8C co z nim zrobić?

Jeśli korzystamy z usług polskiego brokera, to jest on obwiązany dostarczyć nam PIT-8C do końca lutego.

Na podstawie PIT-8C powinniśmy rozliczyć PIT-38, w którym w pozycji 20 w wierszu “przychody wykazane w części F PIT-8” wykazujemy przychód z forex, a w pozycji 21 w tym samym wierszu ujmujemy koszty uzyskania przychodu. Jeśli ponieśliśmy stratę, to możemy ją odliczyć od dochodu wykazując w pozycji 28 (straty z lat ubiegłych). Stratę z danego roku można rozliczać przez 5 następujących po sobie kolejno lat kalendarzowych.

Przychód po odjęciu kosztów da nam dochód lub stratę. Od dochodu (ewentualnie pomniejszonego o odliczenie straty z lat ubiegłych) należy zapłacić 19-procentowy podatek.

Zeznanie PIT-38 należy złożyć w urzędzie skarbowym do 30 kwietnia (a jeśli 30 kwietnia wypada w dzień wolny od pracy, to do pierwszego dnia roboczego następującego po 30 kwietnia). Również w tym terminie należy zapłacić podatek wynikający z zeznania rocznego.

Warto złożyć zeznanie, nawet wtedy gdy ponieśliśmy stratę. Ponieważ dzięki temu będziemy mogli ją odliczyć od dochodu w przyszłych zeznaniach, a co za tym idzie zapłacić mniejszy podatek. Nawet po terminie można złożyć zeznanie podatkowe (PIT-38) z wykazaną stratą.

Rachunek u zagranicznego brokera - dochody zagraniczne z FOREX jak roliczyć?

Zagraniczny broker nie wystawi nam PIT-8C, dlatego sami musimy ustalić forexowe przychody oraz koszty uzyskania przychodów, które następnie przeniesiemy do PIT-38.

Przychód powstaje z chwilą wyjścia z pozycji, natomiast koszty uzyskania przychodu, to wydatki związane z osiągnięciem przychodu.

Przychód, który należy wykazać w PIT-38, to suma wszystkich zysków uzyskanych z transakcji zakończonych na plusie oraz dodatnich punktów swapowych. Natomiast do kosztów uzyskana przychodów można zaliczyć: wszystkie prowizje wypłacane brokerowi podczas dokonywania operacji na rynku FX (deponowanie środków, wypłata, opłaty w związku z transakcjami). Do kosztów zalicza się także prowadzenie rachunku walutowego, jeśli jest wykorzystywany wyłącznie do obsługi rachunku FX.

Do PIT-38 należy wpisać przychody oraz koszty przeliczone na złotówki. Przychody należy ustalić w przeliczeniu na złote według średniego kursu ogłoszonego przez NBP z ostatniego dnia roboczego poprzedzającego dzień uzyskania przychodu, natomiast do kosztów stosujemy kurs z ostatniego dnia roboczego poprzedzającego dzień poniesienia kosztu.

Dochód u brokera zagranicznego pochodzi z zagranicy - jest to więc rozliczenie dochodu z zagranicy w polskim PIT. Polska z wieloma krajami zawarła dwa rodzaje umów w sprawie unikania podwójnego opodatkowania; umowę dotyczącą odliczenia proporcjonalnego oraz umowę dotyczącą wyłączenia z progresją. Dodatkowo w każdej z tych umów są zawarte szczególne postanowienia w sprawie opodatkowania niektórych kategorii przychodów. Wedle tych zapisów większość umów stanowi, że dochody z forex (niezależnie gdzie uzyskane, u jakiego brokera) jest opodatkowana tylko w polsce, w miejscu rezydencji podatkowej.

Jednak są pewne umowy, które stanowią, że dochody z forex mogą być opodatkowane w polsce, jak i za granicą. Aby nie płacić podwójnego podatku przy wypełnianiu PIT należy zastosować odpowiednią metodę unikania podwójnego opodatkowania (zgodnie z rodzajem zawartej umowy przez polskę oraz kraj uzyskania przychodu). W związku z powyższym mamy następujące możliwości rozliczenia PIT-38, w przypadku uzyskania dochodów z forex na zagranicznym rachunku.

Gdy uzyskaliśmy dochód wyłącznie za pośrednictwem zagranicznego brokera, w kraju, z którym polska ma podpisaną umowę dotyczącą wyłączenia z progresją - to dochodu tego nie wykazujemy w PIT, ani nie musimy składać PIT-38.

Gdy uzyskaliśmy dochód z polski oraz z zagranicy, z kraju, z którym polska ma podpisaną umowę dotyczącą wyłączenia z progresją - to w PIT-38 wykazujemy jedynie dochód uzyskany od polskiego brokera.

Gdy uzyskaliśmy dochód wyłącznie za pośrednictwem zagranicznego brokera, w kraju, z którym polska ma podpisaną umowę dotyczącą odliczenie proporcjonalnego - to dochód ten wykazujemy w PIT-38 oraz w PIT-ZG i przysługuje nam odliczenie podatku zapłaconego za granicą.

Gdy uzyskaliśmy dochód za pośrednictwem zagranicznego brokera, w kraju, z którym polska ma podpisaną umowę dotyczącą odliczenie proporcjonalnego oraz dochód w polsce - to w PIT-38 wykazujemy zsumowany dochód z polski i z zagranicy. Przysługuje nam odliczenie podatku zapłaconego za granicą z uwzględnieniem ustawowego limitu. Do PIT-39 dołączamy PIT-ZG, w którym wykazujemy dochód zagraniczny oraz podatek zapłacony za granicą - bez uwzględnienia limitu.

Odliczenie podatku zapłaconego za granicą nie może przekroczyć tej części podatku obliczonego przed dokonaniem odliczenia, która proporcjonalnie przypada na dochód uzyskany za granicą. Limit ten wyliczymy wg wzoru: ((dochód łączny*0,19)*dochód zagraniczny)/dochód łączny.
W PIT-38 wpisujemy podatek zapłacony za granicą z uwzględnieniem limitu, natomiast w PIT-ZG wpisujemy cały podatek zapłacony za granicą - bez uwzględnienia limitu.

Best forex trading courses

Sarah horvath

Contributor, benzinga

Want to jump straight to the answer? The best forex broker for most people is definitely FOREX.Com

As the world becomes more and more interconnected and countries begin to rely on imports and exports to keep their economies functioning, forex trading has risen up as a popular alternative to stock trading. Forex traders enjoy the freer schedule that comes along with the decentralized currency market, which forgoes the traditional 9-to-5 schedule on which wall street operates.

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Best forex trading courses:

How to find the strongest forex trends

Forex 101 by benzinga

Asia forex mentor

Traders academy club

Platinum trading academy

Forex trading coach

Stock day and swing trading course by 2ndskies trading

Forex trading using python: basics by quantinsti

“forex trading A-Z” from udemy

Six figure capital

An online course is a great place to start. But which forex courses are worth your time and money? We’ve reviewed some of our favorite online forex courses as well as some tips to help you separate the legit instructors from the scammers.

Characteristics of a great forex course

Though most online forex courses will come along with their own unique teaching method, language choice, or “gimmick” to attract their target market, valuable and educational courses all share these three common characteristics:

1. The instructor keeps the material fun and engaging

Holding a student’s interest is much more difficult for an online instructor to do than an in-person instructor, as online courses must compete for a limited pool of attention with everything from television screens to children running around.

The best online courses use live demonstrations, video recordings, graphs, and other supplemental materials to break up massive walls of text and keep the students engaged.

2. The course is mechanically fully functional

Unlike a textbook, which allows you to flip to the material you need and dive in, online course material requires the instructor to possess a certain level of technical proficiency.

The best online forex courses keep the material up to date and fresh by ensuring that all links work and video clips play without excessive loading times or constant buffering.

Bonus points can be awarded to the courses that format materials for mobile or offer separate downloads aimed at on-the-go learners.

3. The course material is professionally presented

You can tell how much an instructor cares about his or her material by how professional its presentation is.

Keep an eye out for spelling errors, text that’s in an unusual or unreadable font, poor design choices, and material that seems to proceed in an illogical order, as these are all signs that the instructor has not thoroughly proofread his or her material.

If the instructor can’t be bothered to care about the course’s content, how can he or she expect his or her students to?

Our picks for the best forex courses

Based on the criteria above, we made our picks for the best forex courses available on the web at a wide range of price points.

1. How to find the strongest forex trends

Who is it for: beginner to advanced currency traders

Raghee horner loves trading the $5 TRILLION forex market because there’s always a bull market somewhere. And with good reason. Over 3 decades ago raghee cracked the code for finding the strongest trends. In fact, she’s never had a losing year in her entire career.

How does she consistently catch the strongest trends? With her step-by-step trend following formula and her proprietary tools. They allow her to get in during the earliest stages and extract extraordinary gains like: 165 pips in the AUDUSD ($1,650 per contract), 1000 pips in the AUDJPY ($9,200 per contract), and 284 pips in the EURUSD ($2,840 per contract).

Consistent results like that are almost unheard of. And that’s why raghee decided to distill her system into a self-paced online training called forex 101. Now even beginners can discover how to take advantage of these strong trends.

Because of the recent market volatility, there’s been a surge of interest in learning the forex. So for a limited time simpler trading is offering instant access to raghee’s forex 101 course recordings (including her proprietary tools) at a special 60% discount.

2. Forex 101 from benzinga courses

Who’s it for? Beginner to advanced traders

Price: on sale

Congrats! You’ve just landed on the most versatile, comprehensive forex trading platform on the market. Whether you’re just beginning to learn about forex trading or know a little bit about it already, benzinga’s forex trading course can help you learn everything you need to know, from forex pairs, pips and points (the basics) to fibonacci retracements. What’s a forex course without trade examples? Benzinga’s forex course offers AUD/USD sell trades and everything else in between — short selling, support and resistance levels, forex chart patterns and indicators. Don’t miss out on benzinga’s forex trading course at a low price for a limited time.

3. Asia forex mentor – one core program

Who it’s for: beginner to advanced traders

Price: $997

Ezekiel chew the founder and head of training at asia forex mentor isn’t your typical forex trainer. He is a recognized expert in the forex industry where he is frequently invited to speak at major forex events and trading panels. His insights into the live market are highly sought after by retail traders.

Ezekiel is considered as one of the top forex traders around who actually care about giving back to the community. He makes six figures a trade in his own trading and behind the scenes, ezekiel trains the traders who work in banks, fund management companies and prop trading firms.

His highly regarded one core program is considered as one of the best forex trading courses around. One of the modules that are highly raved is the road to millions formula that turned many new traders into full-time traders. It’s a ‘paradigm shift’ ezekiel says. “once you get that, you will change the way you look at trading and making money.”

The unique part of his teaching method? There are no slides, no screenshots, no fluffs but real strategies and actual scenarios that work in the live market.

4. Traders academy club

Who it’s for: beginner to advanced traders

Price: varies on bundle

Traders academy club was designed by vladimir ribakov, an internationally certified financial technician with over 12 years of experience in the forex market. Traders academy club is designed for select community members with a passion for trading forex, cfds and stocks. The course helps you trade at a higher level whether you’re a beginner or experienced trader.Ribakov provides the right tools for traders to:

Avoid common pitfalls

Tap into a sound trading approach

Adopt the technical, fundamental and psychological components of trading

Discover new trading ideas

You can join the private telegram group with other successful traders and learn practical trading strategies under ribakov. Join traders academy club now.

5. Platinum trading academy

Who’s it for? Beginning to advanced traders

Price: based on program

Do you want to become a part-time or full-time trader? Learn to trade with platinum trading academy, an easy-to-use trading system that offers premium technical analysis and personal mentoring. Once you complete the course, you’ll get access to a funded account. You don’t need to travel or go to forex trading seminars or trading webinars — simply attend platinum trading academy’s premium one-to-one financial trading consultations.

You can tap into training for beginners, full-time traders and learn how to comprehensively improve your trading mindset. Start your journey today with platinum training academy.

6. Forex trading coach

Who’s it for? Beginning to advanced traders

The forex trading coach can fast-track your forex trading and help you whether you’re a beginner or not. Andrew mitchem, a full-time currency trader, investor and forex trading coach, developed a system that has makes forex trading profitable.

Ready to learn? You can get there in 90 days. In fact, mitchem claims that rookies are better traders — you’re more likely to progress (and profit) faster than someone with years of experience!

The forex trading coach highlights:

Risk elimination: he shares his “reward: risk” strategy, which delivers profitable trades with a small amount of funds on the line.

Less time trading: this personalized trading method means you can do your daily trading in as little as 30 minutes.

Your trading identity: you’ll learn more about yourself and your trading strategies and philosophies as you go.

Training: your demo account is how you learn not to lose lots of money when you hit the live markets.

Mindset: your mindset matters. You learn how to quickly transform into a proper business.

7. Stock day and swing trading course by 2ndskies trading

Who it’s for: beginner to intermediate traders

2ndskiesforex’s stock day and swing trading course teaches you how to consistently find trade setups and build a profitable edge from trading stocks. You can:

Learn a meta strategy for trading any market or sector

Use trading strategies for day and swing trading stocks

Get access to 2ndskies forex trader webinars

Chris capre, the founder of 2ndskies trading, is the instructor for this course. He’s been trading for 20 years, is a former broker on wall street, traded for a hedge fund and been teaching traders to become profitable for the last 12 years through 2ndskies trading. He focuses on using his extensive trading experience, his training in neuroscience and his strong pattern recognition skills to teach you how to trade stocks profitably.

8. Forex trading using python: basic

Who’s it for? Beginning traders

Forex (FX or foreign exchange) trading is the process of buying and selling of currency pairs in the stock markets. Quantra and FXCM present this certificate course for both beginner and expert forex traders to learn forex trading using python.

In a span of 90 minutes, you stand to learn more in less time with this course. You learn about strategy creation, backtesting, execution, analysis, and risk management. With lifetime access and downloadable codes, this course is a must-have!

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