No jobs report, just volatility. Meanwhile, structure beats prediction in trading.
ADP miss fuels cut bets. Meanwhile, CHF/JPY shows cracks under macro pressure.
Breakout structure on Gold is still bullish. Meanwhile, time to reframe and refocus for the new month.
Ignoring correlations is why accounts bleed faster. Meanwhile, the right strategy depends on the setup, not your style.
RBA, ISM, and jobs data line up to set October’s tone. Meanwhile, USD and AUD strength show up big in the currency meter.
WTI holds $65 on sanctions + supply stress. Meanwhile, use trailing stops + partial profits to make exits work for you.
FINRA approves intraday margin rule. Meanwhile, here’s why fewer setups can actually mean better results.
Gold eyes $3,800, USD/CAD tests resistance, JPY capped at 148. Meanwhile, CoT extremes warn of reversals.
Every pip matters and spreads are a tax you can’t ignore. Meanwhile, smart traders switch tools between short-term and long-term plays.
USD sits fragile into three big tests this week. Meanwhile, AUD strength and NZD weakness set up clear watchlists.
Policy space opens across the region after the Fed cut. Meanwhile, stop chasing and prep your playbook.
Stepping back on weekends stopped me from carrying losses into Monday. Meanwhile, an ATR stop-loss hack shows how to stay safe when the market whips.
Structure, fundamentals, and safe-haven demand still back the upside. Meanwhile, retail traders are fighting the trend, piling into shorts as bulls keep control.
Over 80% of global FX volume runs through just seven pairs. Meanwhile, AUD/CAD is flashing a breakout as Aussie strength collides with Canadian weakness.
U.S. retail sales, Fed cuts, and the BOE rate call lead the week. Meanwhile, the Commitment of Traders report shows extremes worth watching.
A Fed showdown could rock the dollar before FOMC. Meanwhile, the put-to-call ratio reveals how crowded sentiment has become in equities.
Studies confirm entries add little to returns. The real drivers are exits, risk, and discipline. Meanwhile, UK GDP data could be the catalyst that decides the pound’s next move.
XAU/USD stays hot near record levels, while commercials load up on GBP, two extremes worth watching closely this week.
Nearly 40% of FX volume hits in the overlap. Meanwhile, Jordon showed us on Funded Freedom what pressure looks like.
CPI will set the dollar’s fate, while Lagarde decides if the euro finally breaks out. Meanwhile, GBP and GBPAUD could be the sleeper trades hiding in plain sight.
The market looks calm, but NFP is about to decide the dollar’s next big move. Meanwhile, traders are debating whether risking it on a prop account is brilliance or suicide.
Trading out of frustration is how I blew a perfect run. Don’t make the same mistake. On a different note, GBP faces its own pressure with Friday’s retail sales, a setup hedge funds are already shorting into.
Gold smashed through $3,500 to fresh highs, and the breakout looks clean. Meanwhile, GBPAUD is stuck in a range, but extreme AUD shorts could set up the next big move.
Markets may look random, but Tuesday often carries hidden strength. Add in Citi’s Economic Surprise Index showing U.S. data beating forecasts, and you’ve got a rhythm worth watching across FX pairs.
September kicks off with traders betting nearly 88% on a Fed cut, while currency strength meters flag GBP and CHF as leaders against weak CAD and NZD. The stage is set for volatile setups into NFP.
Three heavyweight events — U.S. NFP, ISM Services, and Australia’s GDP with RBA talk, will set the tone for September. Add GBP/JPY testing the 200.00 ceiling, and traders have both macro and technical plays to watch.
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Fear is creeping back into the market, and safe-haven flows are shifting fast. Gold’s holding near support, but the Swiss franc and yen are proving just as attractive. With Trump’s Fed fight clouding the dollar, traders are rethinking where safety really lies.
Oil and AUD/USD are flashing extreme short positioning in the COT report, setups that often precede sharp reversals. Meanwhile, Trump’s attempted firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook has markets questioning central bank independence.
Mondays have always been the market’s soft spot and even in 2025, that psychology still shows up in price action. Meanwhile, EUR/USD is pressing higher as Fed cut bets grow. With euro strength and dollar weakness colliding, the 1.20 level is back in play.