Position Trading Explained and How It Works in Practice
Position trading is a longer-horizon trading style built around broader trends, patience, and market context. It is less about reacting to every short-term move and more about interpreting the bigger structure underneath.
FX Weekly Recap: NZD Strength Drove Cross-Led Repricing
FX weekly recap (NY close): the week ending Friday 29 May 2026 was defined by NZD strength. The clearest signal wasn’t a dramatic move in the US Dollar Index (DXY), but a cross-led repricing where NZD showed up repeatedly across the biggest weekly movers. This matters because when one currency dominates multiple crosses, it often […]
Why Spreads Change Around News and Session Opens
Spreads change because live market conditions change. Around major news and session opens, liquidity can thin, volatility can rise, and markets can reprice quickly, which is why the same instrument can show a different spread at different times.
Why Trading Sessions Matter More Than Most Traders Realise
Trading sessions matter because markets do not behave the same way all day. As Asia, London, and New York open, overlap, and close, liquidity, volatility, and the feel of price action can all change.
FX Weekly Recap: Quiet DXY, Steady USD Support, AUD Soft
FX weekly recap (NY close): DXY barely moved, but USD support still mattered. AUD was the soft leg and USD/CAD led the movers list.