Futures Trading for Beginners: A Step-by-Step Guide to Your First Futures Account

by Brett Simba

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The ascending triangle is widely recognized as a bullish continuation pattern in technical analysis. But what happens when the expected breakout doesn’t occur — when price fakes out or reverses instead of breaking higher?

by Brett Simba

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Support and resistance are foundational concepts in technical trading. Understanding where price might pause, reverse, or break through is critical for making informed trading decisions.

by Brett Simba

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Two of the most widely respected indicators — the MACD and RSI — when used together, can form a powerful strategy for both forex and stock markets. The MACD RSI indicator combination is a proven way to identify trend strength, momentum shifts, and optimal entry and exit points.

by Brett Simba

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A trailing stop limit order is a type of trade exit order that dynamically follows the market price at a fixed distance (trailing amount). It is designed to:

by Brett Simba

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The inverse head and shoulders pattern is a technical analysis formation that signals a reversal of a downtrend into an uptrend. It consists of three distinct troughs (or “lows”) and a resistance level known as the neckline.

by Brett Simba

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A rising wedge pattern is a technical chart pattern characterized by converging upward-sloping trend lines. This formation often signals a weakening momentum in the current bullish trend, frequently leading to a reversal to the downside. It occurs when price movements form higher highs and higher lows, but the range between highs and lows narrows.

by Brett Simba