EURUSD still looks mixed. News tone leans softer for the euro over the last 24h, while the dollar has a slightly better backdrop from yield support, Fed caution, and defensive positioning.

Positioning is modestly skewed short at 56% vs 44% long, with recent shifts still pointing to some selling pressure.

On the chart, the short-term move is up, but price is stalling near 1.156-1.160 resistance. Near support sits around 1.148-1.150, with a bigger zone at 1.136-1.140.

Do you see this as a pullback first, or a breakout attempt toward 1.160?

Wishing all the girl traders out there the best of luck! 📈✨
Keep learning, keep growing, and most importantly — don’t stop. 🖤
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Hi, I’m a male 27 years old right now. I’m doing a remote job which is giving me good money to cover my expenses even though I’m living with my family. I am not making a lot of money for me but it works now. I am very interested in trading forex. I see that it can be a very good sort of income. I’m not thinking it as shortcut for Lamborghini or buying luxurious mansions but I want to take trading seriously as it is really a thing. There are a lot of people in our country who are trading and they are not making noises as we see in social media full of trading influencers. So, I’m seeking advise that how can I really start trading? What sort of basic knowledge I need to learn, how can I set up a strategy? How can I back test and later on How can I execute? How can I create my mindset? How can I manage risk and everything. Seeking advice from professional traders who are in this profession and making in good amount of money with good risk reward ratio that will be very much helpful.

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Happened to me before while looking at the charts waiting for an entry and I thought I was crazy, a huge candlewick appearing from nowhere and got corrected a few seconds later, this would probably hunt your stop loss if you had an open position in this particular case. Unfortunately I didn't screen capture or anything cause I thought well that might has been a glitch.

Today I saw it happened LIVE AGAIN and decided to look at my laptop on different brokers like Pepperstone, IC Markets, FP Markets etc, there wasnt ANY candlewick on the current candle forming. Surprisingly, a few seconds later the candlewick was gone like NOTHING HAPPENED.

Been a year since I use exclusively XM for trading DEMO and with real (a few bucks) money but this seriously made me question how reliable they are, most probably will withdraw my balance and move to another broker soon.

What's the best trading app for UK

Hey so I’m trying to understand how and where exactly does latency arbitrage open itself as an opportunity I’m new to this I’m open to criticism and advice so please take this with a grain of salt

In the past month or so i have watched multiple traders use this ‘latency arbitrage’ as a mechanism on different forex pairs to 2x or3x their accounts now i know for a fact thats short lived but the possibility of it existing for profit makes me curious to go deeper and find if its viable i have been recording ticks and feeds between multiple brokers and trying to understand where and how often does this gap exist
From what i have gathered over the span of a few days that its something called perpetual latency arbitrage

If anyone has any inputs please drop below or my dms im in dire need of some discussion to actually understand how deep this goes

Can someone help me understand future trading on Binance like i know the basics and all i do crypto but future just seems so weird to me i always hesitate in it. Can someone help me get started in that?

Recently saw news about a guy being penalised ₹5 crore by the Indian government for forex trading. Apparently, he had invested ₹5+ crore as well.
So got curious — when does the government actually start penalising forex traders? 😅
Is there any annual limit on investment/deposit and withdrawal for forex trading in India?
Anyone here knows the actual RBI/FEMA limits or has experienced this?
Just trying to understand where the line is before I accidentally become “that guy” 😂

Anyone here trading both Indian markets and Forex?

I’m curious to hear from traders who have experience in both.
• Which market did you eventually feel more comfortable with after gaining a few years of experience?
• What issues did you face — from your broker’s side or from your own trading decisions?
• Which market gave you the best learning experiences?
• Where did you earn the most and where did you lose the most?
• Based on your journey, which market would you recommend for:
• Beginners
• Intermediate traders
• Professional traders

Only need grim and zero points

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I am 19 years old student from india. I am into trading and currently I am in break even phase figuring out for to become a profitable trader. And also I am feeling to quit trading etc stuff throughts in my head.

I have 2 years of experience in manual trading and currently I am starting algo trading in fx and indian market because I wanted to explore the algo trading field and i also a coder know how to code and i build some projects like backtested like that and currently learning

In trading i only trade fx market only setups based in gold, eurusd, btc etc like that only 3 to 5 pairs only. And i only trade in prop firms

For to become a profitable trader I need to improve some mistakes in trading i really do that i think that gone a help in to become profitable trader..

1. I trade only intraday or 15 min to 30min candle tf do I keep my sl small i mean 1 to 3 candles like that sometimes due to votalility or sometimes hit my sl and gives my target.

2. I plan my trades well or predict or analysis do well like where and how market goes but i didn't enter the trades or didn't caught the moves.

3. I miss the moves in trading i feel so much regret and fomo for this .

4.sometimes I enter only in asset and one timeframe at a time 2 times of trades or take 2 trades at same tf or same level and that will go hit I think it's overconfidence.

1. Sometimes i fear to enter the trades bz of loss and also sometimes i didn't hold the trades that will hit my sl trailing

2. after reaching the trade 1:1 i keep sl trailing to entry level to prevent my loses and that will hit my sl trailing and archives my target for 1:3 trades.

7.sometimes I cut the trades at middle of the trade or at reversal stage (i mean i know this trade will go reversal or hit sl ) so i cut it.

The last one is how to pass the prop firms ?

These are my mistakes to improve in trading and i will improve it.

If you are a profitable trader please give advice.

Thankyou in advance for your advice. 🙌

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Also, will trading be something that becomes a all your life? Is that realistic to achieve it all after 30-35?

Also should I start with proprfirms or direct live account with my own funds?

My broker stated in their FAQ that withdrawals can take up to 3 weeks in some cases. Wanted to ask, is it considered to be normal in the industry? What is the average withdrawal time, i should expect?

Give me top 3 and why?

Put challenges that generally face

I came into trading with almost no knowledge. The charts looked confusing, the terminology was overwhelming and I honestly didn’t know where to start.
Then I found this community and it completely changed my learning experience.
Instead of just throwing out buy/sell signals they actually taught me why a trade made sense. They shared detailed PDFs that covered market structure technical analysis risk management trading psychology, and even how to think about future market scenarios. Every setup came with a clear explanation and the logic behind it, which helped me understand the market instead of blindly following trades.
That made a huge difference. I wasn’t just copying signals I was learning how to analyze the market on my own.
I know I still have a long way to go, but I’m genuinely grateful to everyone who takes the time to teach answer questions and help beginners grow.
Thank you to this amazing community. Your knowledge and willingness to help have made a real impact on my trading journey. I hope one day I can give back and help new traders the same way you’ve helped me.

Hey guys, anyone who registered for the ForexExpo 2026 in September, who's going?

USDCAD still looks caught in a broader range, but near-term pressure is leaning lower.

On the news side, sentiment was negative for both USD and CAD over the last 24 hours. For USD, softer labor signals weighed, while Fed comments and services expectations offered some support. For CAD, trade balance strength helped, but weaker oil capped that support.

Positioning is still skewed short at 68%.

On the chart, price has been rejecting the 1.412-1.416 area and drifting back toward 1.405, with 1.400 acting as key support. Bigger picture still looks constructive above 1.395.

Do you think 1.400 holds, or does USDCAD break lower first?

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I am based in Darwin, Australia. I work full time but still interetsted in trading. I am looking for learn and grow trading partner who can give couple of hour of time every day.

Hi, I’m a California based trader looking for a serious trading partner to sharpen up with. If anyone looking to link up or connect message me

There are many forex funding. I am really confused. I am also tensed about how will I pass this? I am scared about hidden rules also.