Trading Concepts, Explained Simply
Short, plain-language explainers on the concepts behind MP Scalper's strategy — stop-losses, trend signals, copy trading, and the risk practices that separate a rules-based system from a blown account.
What Is an ATR-Based Stop-Loss? A Trader's Guide
ATR-based stop-losses size every trade's risk to current market volatility instead of a fixed pip distance. Here's how the calculation works and why it matters for gold trading.
Martingale vs. Grid Trading: Why Both Are Dangerous for Gold EAs
Martingale and grid trading are the two most common — and most dangerous — position-sizing tricks used by gold expert advisors. Here's how each works and why they eventually fail.
What Is Copy Trading? How It Works, Step by Step
Copy trading mirrors another trader's positions to your own account automatically. Here's how it works on platforms like RoboForex CopyFX, and what to check before you copy a strategy.
EMA Trend Signals Explained: How Moving Averages Time Entries
Exponential moving averages (EMAs) smooth price action to reveal the underlying trend. Here's how EMA-based trend signals generate entry and exit points.
How RoboForex CopyFX Works: A Step-by-Step Guide
RoboForex CopyFX lets you mirror a strategy provider's trades to your own account automatically. Here's how registration, allocation, and payouts work.
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Risk Warning: Trading forex and CFDs, including XAUUSD, on leverage carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Between 74% and 89% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You could lose some or all of your invested capital; losses can exceed your initial deposit. Copy trading automatically replicates the master account's trades to your account, and carries the same risk of loss. Past performance — including demo account results — is not a reliable indicator of future results. Only trade with capital you can afford to lose, and seek independent financial advice if you are unsure.