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Dr. Copper: A Barometer for Forex Market Sentiment

“Dr. Copper” is a term for copper, known as an economic health indicator due to its extensive industrial use. Rising copper prices signal economic growth, while declines suggest slowdowns. Copper prices also correlate with inflation and industrial activity, offering early market signals. Forex traders use copper trends to gauge market sentiment, predicting risk-taking or risk-averse behaviors. By monitoring copper’s price movements and overbought/oversold levels, traders can make more informed decisions, enhancing their trading strategies and performance.

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Unlocking Trading Success: Why Fundednext Is Your Ultimate Funding Solution

In the world of forex trading, success is often determined by the choices you make. Fundednext offers a refreshing approach that sets you up for long-term success, unlike its competitors like FTMO. The absence of time limits on trading challenges not only eases the psychological burden but also leads to better trading results. Choose Fundednext, and let your trading journey be one of confidence and success.

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Dollar Smile Theory

Have you ever wondered why the value of the US dollar seems to fluctuate in unique patterns, sometimes smiling brightly, and at other times displaying a more somber expression?

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Triangle of fundamental, sentiment, and technical

Trading in the forex market can be a daunting task, with its fast-paced environment, constant fluctuations, and numerous factors that can affect currency values.

To be a successful trader, it is essential to have a comprehensive understanding of the market and how it works. This includes being able to analyze the three key elements that makeup forex trading: fundamentals, technicals, and sentiment.

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What is the Market Profile and how to use it?

The Market Profile indicator as know as Volume Profile is a powerful tool for forex traders that provides valuable insights into the market structure and dynamics. It is a visual representation of the trading activity over a specific period, which shows the distribution of price and volume across different price levels.

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How to use economic calendar data?

In every trading week, a large number of economic indicators are published, but only a few of them move and affect the market. I always see newbies asking questions about how fundamental analysis isn’t useful because they see numbers for US economic data for example that look good in theory but the market doesn’t act according to it and sometimes even acts against it.

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VIX index fear and Greed

What is VIX and how we can use it in our trades?

The VIX index, also known as the “fear index,” is a measurement of the market’s expectation of volatility in the next 30 days. The VIX is calculated using the prices of put and call options on the S&P 500 index.

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Retail traders sentiment

The Retail Traders indicator is one of the Ziwox terminal components that shows the confrontation ratio between buyers and sellers collected from millions of traders over the forex, CFTC market. It can be used as a market sentiment that determines the buy and sell position across a range of assets. Essentially, it shows where the majority of traders are positioned and how much in the percentage they are going long and short.

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