Trading strategies
Explore six common trading concepts through detailed guides. Each guide explains the idea, a planning workflow, an illustrative example and the main risks. No strategy guarantees a result.
A strategy is a set of rules, not a promise.
A trading plan often defines what to watch, what would count as an entry, where the idea is invalidated, how much risk is acceptable and when to exit. Test ideas on historical and simulated data before risking money.
Trend Following
Study sustained market direction and plan how to participate while a trend remains intact.
Read detailed guide →Breakout Strategy
Learn how traders analyze a move beyond a well-observed price zone, and why false breaks happen.
Read detailed guide →Momentum Strategy
Understand how traders study the speed and relative strength of price moves.
Read detailed guide →Swing Trading
Explore a multi-day approach to planning trades around price swings and overnight risk.
Read detailed guide →Support and Resistance
Learn to map price zones where supply, demand or trader attention has mattered before.
Read detailed guide →Risk Management
Build a process for limiting exposure, sizing positions and defining invalidation before entry.
Read detailed guide →Past performance does not guarantee future outcomes. Consider paper trading and seek qualified advice for your circumstances.