REX TRADING SIGNAL
Educational articles from the Rex notebook. Dates belong to the original publications.
Trading in volatile markets is a pricing decision, not a courage one. ESMA charges 3.33 per cent margin on major FX and 50 per cent on crypto because limits vary with volatility. Hold the risk budget, halve the size when the range doubles.
Read article →How to identify trend in trading: 33 percent of purely random windows show higher highs and higher lows, and only 49.9 percent of those continue. Write a definition, then calibrate it.
Read article →Your P&L is a lagging indicator that takes about 41 trades to confirm a broken process. Leading and lagging indicators, and the four columns that warn you the same day.
Read article →Price action means reading the market's own record instead of stacking indicators on top of it. The five rules experienced traders keep coming back to, what each one honestly claims, and the one thing that outranks all five.
Read article →Opening a position is like opening the shop, the work starts after. Here is why your results depend on how you run a trade once it is live, not just where you got in, managed by rule like a business.
Read article →Run a calm monthly profit and loss review of your trading like a business owner: the five numbers to pull, the questions to ask, and the discipline it builds.
Read article →Stop guessing the top on every trade. Learn how to take profit like a business by scaling out in portions, bank some, move your stop to breakeven, and let a runner ride. The exit plan that kills both fear of giving it back and fear of missing out.
Read article →Read gold's trend like an operator, not a gambler: a calm, repeatable market-review routine, name the trend, mark structure, plan, then close the laptop.
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