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Welcome to daily blogs with ValidUS!!!!  Prepare yourself to enter the trading world with the proper knowledge about the trading culture. Keep yourself up to date with the latest happenings about the Forex market with ValidUS. Join ValidUS today!!! Today we'll study a little about chart patterns.  Understanding how to read a chart and identifying trend patterns on the chart can help you make very successful trading decisions. Now technical analysis refers to the study of financial markets based on price movement. It uses the assumption that the price of a share or security reflects all the information about it that could share including the market set as well as its perceived value. Charting refers to technical analysis performed through careful inspection of price data to identify well-known patterns that emerge in share prices. For example, a head and shoulders pattern channels triangles and wedges. These are formations that we can see on the charts based on price movement. Chart

 Welcome to daily blogs with ValidUS!! Get closer to your goals! Are you unsure how to start trading and how to trade successfully? Do you feel scared by trading live and not burning your entire capital in your trading account? Validus is here to clear all your doubts and be by your side !!!  IT’S TIME TO SEEK FINANCIAL ADVICE FROM EXPERTS. Today we'll study about trading psychology.  The first thing you need to know about drawdown is that it is, of course, a vital and regular part of trading. We are taking the risk to try and make a reward, and anytime you take the risk, you have to understand that sometimes that risk can go against you now; the psychological part is where things get tricky a lot of people fall victim to their own emotions and their frustrations with their trading which gets them into a lot of trouble think about it this way if you're sitting there and you know things are going poorly for you in life you have options just like anything else you can choose to r

 Welcome back to daily blogs with ValidUS!!! Focus on enhancing your trading skills with Validus - We are here to build your mind frame to make better decisions and move your life.  Join Validus today!!! Today you're going to read about the pros of Forex trading.  Trading is challenging, and one of the toughest choices for new traders is to switch markets to trade. Do you want to trade stocks well? Which one of the 6300 publicly traded companies worldwide will you choose? Out of the famous future markets, which sector will you trade? The financials, agriculture, metals: how about capital? Do you have roughly $5000 even to open a futures account? The foreign exchange market is a great starting point for many traders, although many do end up trading it exclusively.  So what are the pros with Forex? Will leverage how about 5:1 leverage where you only have to put up 2% of the overall contract size compared to two to one with stocks?  Small accounts can trade large sizes where wins can

 Today seems like the perfect day to learn something new with ValidUS.  We're going to talk about risk management, risk per trade position sizing, and how much of a lot size you should use on your particular trading account?  So we're talking about risk per trade. It's extremely important risk is everything when it comes to trading. It's not about how much money you can make; it's About keeping capital in your account and protecting the wealth you bring to the table. How can we figure out what a good risk per trade is? Well, if you have a $ 1,000 account right, you need to think a bit of these numbers going into it. Many people will look at a thousand dollar account, and they'll put something like one point: zero zero lot size position, right.  The problem is that if you're using a 1.00 lot on trading as a trading account size of like $ 1000, it only takes a couple of losing trades to impact your trading account seriously. In fact, you know a lot of times. P

 Welcome back to daily blogs with ValidUS!!! We are glad to see you once again on our daily blog post.  Explore and learn the true beauty of trading with Validus and build your stairway to success. Be a part of the Validus today!! Join now !! Psychology is most important for trading as a trader, whether we do Forex or stocks or options. The most important thing is the mindset. What does global decentralized mean? Centralized means like RBI is a centralized bank in our country. Decentralized means everywhere, not just in one country. We can call them OTC as well. The Counter market for the trading of currencies. Like in the stock market, we trade Reliance, SBI, Nifty, Index etc., commodity, similarly we trade currency in Forex market. Given below are what Forex pairs look like.  EuroUSD [EURUSD], USD... USDA, Canadian dollar. As in when you will buy euro, and if euro rises, you will gain benefit. Gold is also included in it. A lot of brokers are there. Their numbers look something like

 Welcome back to daily blogs with ValidUS!! Today we come bearing good news for all ValidUS users. ValidUS has been working hard on advancing the system and your trading experience for quite some time. After having multiple discussions with the leaders and higher authorities, we have come to a conclusion to implement and execute a few positive enhancements that will benefit users.   Mentioned below are some of the new changes in ValidUS active income Improvement in Direct Bonus For those who don't know, Direct Bonus, also known as Sponsor/ Introducer Bonus/ Referral income, as the name suggests, refers to the distributor's Bonus for hiring new members in the downline. They will get a referral bonus for each direct referral they recruit. Direct Bonus is usually calculated based on the percentage of the predefined amount set by the company. ValidUS made an increment in the percentage of the predefined amount set.  Initially, the percentage for Bonus was 10% for TP 50,  12% for TP

 Welcome to daily blogs with ValidUS. We are delighted to see you back again on our blogs and hope you enjoy the knowledgable content we provide. Join ValidUS and be a part of the best trading education site. Now let's dive into another chapter of trading learning. Today we'll study how the Forex market works,when you're trading, what you're actually trading and what makes currency pairs move. First of all, for an exchange market, it's the biggest market in the world bar. It trades trillions of dollars a day round the clock, so it pleases both traders, i.e. who are trading small and larger sizes because it's comparatively simple to get your trades fulfilled. The expense of doing business is much lower with currency markets compared to other markets. No currency moves in insulation, so we have the idea of currency pairs.  Here's the list of various currencies -  Australian dollar, Canadian dollar, Swiss Franc, Czech, and so on. So there are potentially hundre

Welcome back to ValidUS daily blog's  Before you start trading forex, it’s important to familiarise yourself with the basic forex terminology. Today we will take you on a journey through Forex trading terms. This is especially for those of you who are brand new to forex trading. Now we're going to get into some of the terms that you need to understand if you're going to become profitable as a Forex trader. Forex trading term glossary  Long - the act of buying it's when you believe a currency pairs price is going to rise.  Short - the act of selling. It's when you believe a currency price will fall. Pips - to measure the price in percentage or point in percentage. Base pair: The currency you're buying when you trade a Forex pair, the quote currency is the currency that you're selling because when you are trading in the forex market, you're simultaneously buying one currency and selling another currency.  Lot size - Your position size because currencies ar

 Welcome back to ValidUS daily blogs.   We are back with another interesting blog with valuale information drafted  just for you.  If there is will, there is trading education. Tune in to the best forex trading education platform and sharpen your trading skills to jump to a new level of future success. Introducing the best trading platform Validus. Be a part of the Validus family today!! Join now!! Today we will learn about candlestick components.  Trading glossary  Big blocks - Real bodies. Real body-  White part of the candlestick.  Lower shadows: Vertical lines above these blocks are upper shadows, and the lines below. Small bodies - Show that low buying or selling pressure shadows indicate how high or low the price has been in a particular session. Candlestick components  Just like a bar chart, daily candlestick shows the markets open high, low and closing price for the session. The candlestick has a white part, which is called the real body. The real body represents the price rang

 ValidUS blog  Welcome back to daily blogs with ValidUS. Another beautiful day with another opportunity for learning and bettering yourself by taking the right trading decision. Add value to your life with real Forex trading education by expert professionals.  Enjoy the opportunity to be part of the free webinars to enhance your trading knowledge. Join ValidUS and receive trading webinar session updates via email. Embrace your knowledge with our trading term glossary: 1) Fibonacci retracements - Horizontal lines or on the chart that indicate areas of sport and resistance. 2) Fibonacci extensions - Horizontal lines on a chart that indicates where a strong price way may reach. 3) Fibonacci arcs - Compass, like movements stemming from a high to a low that represent areas of support and resistance.  4) Fibonacci fans - Diagonal lines created using high and low that represent areas of support and resistance.  5) Fibonacci time zones - Vertical lines into the future, designed to predict when

 Welcome back to daily blogs with ValidUS!!!! We are back with another knowledgeable blog to enhance your learning experience with ValidUS. In this blog, we will take a leap back to history the beginning of trading sequences. We hope you enjoy this blog.  Join ValidUS for more exciting updates!!! Today's lesson is about Fibonacci. So let's start with Fibonacci, or his real name was Leonardo Bonacci. He was an Italian mathematician famous for discovering the Fibonacci sequence. Every number in the sequence is simply the sum of the two previous numbers. Hence, one plus one equals two, one plus two equals three, two plus three equals five and so on. The sequence can then be broken down into ratios that some believe provide clues where the given financial market will move to the sequence itself. It's not that important it's the ratio of these numbers that matters. If you measure the ratio of any number to the succeeding higher number, you will get 0.618. Suppose you calcula

 Welcome back to daily blogs with ValidUS. We are happy to see you once again on our daily blog update—your presence, interest and enthusiasm to learn more and more about the trading world are highly valued on our platform. Keep supporting and be with us on this mind-blowing learning adventure.  Today we will learn about the theory of technical analysis, types of Forex charts and trendlines. Sign up to ValidUS on the website mentioned at the end of this blog and start your fun-loving adventure with us.  We also have trading education webinars conducted by experienced traders on specific days during the week. Sign up and receive links to the webinar session via email.  Don't miss this opportunity!!!! The theory of technical analysis The theory for technical analysis is based on the presumption that you can forecast future price movements by studying historical market data, as it is believed that all current market information is reflected in the price. You can assume that all you ne

 We are here today with something new to brace yourself with the right knowledge, and join us in the adventure of real learning with real traders. We fertilize your growth by directing you to the right path for financial success. Follow our lead and enhance your skillset through forex trading.  Be a part of the Validus family today!! Today, we will dive a little deeper into the world of trading.  What is a pip?  A pip is the exchange rate for currency pairs or measurement of change for currency pairs displayed as decimals. One pip is equal to 0.0001. The exception here is the en based pairs, which are quoted with only two decimal places. Nowadays, some brokers are for fractional, pips or pipettes to provide some extra precision, and they are a display as a fifth decimal place, so how to calculate your pip value. The value change in the quote currency, divided by the exchange rate ratio times the amount of units traded, is enormous value. Let'S take a look at this example: the excha

 Welcome back to ValidUS blogs,   In our last blog, we spoke about the basics of Forex. Today we'll go a little deeper with the technical terms used in Forex, which you should always keep in mind. Given below are a list of trading terms used to denote trading professionally.  Trading terminologies Going along - Placing a trade that is going to profit if the exchange rate rises, or in other words, it's simply means buy. Going short - Sell, placing a trade which is going to profit. Bulls - Buyers. Bears - Sellers. International markets impulse - Sharp move up or down with high trading volume. Correction or a pullback - A slow move up down or sideways with low volume. Consolidation  - A sideway move with low volume and no clear direction. Uptrend - when the price is creating higher highs and higher lows. Downtrend - is the reverse. When the price creates lower highs and lower lows, the breakout is a break of the current price structure.  Margin requirement - the amount of money Ba

  In the past week, ValidUS had its first set of webinar sessions conducted on specific days by different expert professionals. Mentor Dimona had conducted a webinar on 2nd September at 6 PM via Zoom call meeting. Here is a summary based on her webinar session.  The first steps in the forex financial world are full of specific terminology. Forex is also known as the foreign exchange market. The market where one currency is traded against another. Some market participants exchange foreign currency for their own, like multinational corporations who must pay wages and other expenses in different nations. However, a large part of the market is simply currency traders who make money on movements in exchange rates, just like stock traders speculate the price changes for stocks.  The forex market is by far the biggest and most popular financial market in the world traded globally by a large number of individuals, organizations, and institutions. Its average daily trading volume exceeds 6.6 tr