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Trading Videos
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Asset Management
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How to Minimise Your Trading Risk of Loss
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Top 10 Cryptos (That Are Not Bitcoin)
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Are Cryptocurrencies Indeed Currencies?
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How the BlockChain Works?
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How to Value Cryptocurrencies?
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How to Invest in Cryptocurrencies?
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Interest Rates
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Central Banks Meetings
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Trading Plan
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How to trade online
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Contango Explained
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Federal Reserve
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How to trade stocks
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Trading Budget
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Gross Domestic Product
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Drawdown Explained
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European Central Bank
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Unemployment Rate
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Currency Trading
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Trading Style
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Bank Of England
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Copy Trading
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Price Action Trading
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Consumer Price Index
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Money Management
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Taylor Rule
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Quantitative Trading
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Balance of Trade
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How to trade cryptocurrencies
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Swiss National Bank
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Online Trading Psychology
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Building Permits
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Financial Derivatives
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Bank Of Japan
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Paper Trading
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Guide to Leverage
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Income and Wages
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Reserve Bank of Australia
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PIPs definition
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Bank of Canada
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Corporate Profits
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Fiscal vs Monetary Policies
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Reserve Bank of New Zealand
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How to read a trading chart
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Currency Strength
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How to Trade Bonds
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Forex Signals
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What is a Trend & how do we define it?
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Bank of China
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Compare Trading Platforms
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Trading Rising and Falling Markets
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South Africa Reserve Bank
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Short Selling
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Efficient Market Hypothesis & Random Walk Theory
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How to Spot Forex Scams
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Cryptocurrencies in FinTech
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Cryptocurrency Regulation
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Cryptocurrencies is The Future of Money?
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Correlation definition
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How Do Cryptocurrencies Work?
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What is Arbitrage
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Liquidity definition
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Trading Signals
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What is Carry Trade?
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What is Volatility
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What is a Market Cycle?
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Slippage Definition
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Currency swap
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Currency Peg definition
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What Types of Traders Are There?
Trading Education
Trading for beginners
Our Trading for Beginners section gives you all the information you need to start and CFDs with confidence. Learn everything you need to know about online trading and create your destiny
Professional Trading Techniques
AvaTrade covers a wide range of topics including, indicators, pattern recognition methods, , advanced trading techniques and strategies.
Economic indicators
Take a look at the various types of economic indicators, the importance of their use during trading as well as where to find the relevant indicators per country.
Order types
AvaTrade Calculator will allow you decide if or when to open and or your position, the margin requirement, the spread, swaps and other essential info.
Trading Ebook
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Trading Videos
Video tutorials for beginner, expert and MT4 traders on a wide variety of topics.
Trading Education FAQ
- What trading education do day traders need?
Any education in finance, economics, and mathematics is going to be helpful for day traders, or really for any traders. That said, you don’t need any type of specialized degree in any of these disciplines. In many cases simply following markets, reading news reports and articles about the assets and companies you’re interested in trading, and simply getting in there and getting your hands dirty by placing trades, and later analysing what went right and what went wrong in the trades, is enough to become a successful day trader. AvaTrade offers a wealth of information that will help contribute to the education of any prospective day trader.
- Can you learn trading on your own?
The fastest way to learn how to trade is by taking some course, or by finding a mentor who will guide you through your early days as a trader. However, neither of these are strictly necessary. It is possible to do your own research and find your own educational materials and learn trading. It might take longer, but it can also lead to a much broader trading education. A perfect place to start learning all about trading is through the educational materials offered by AvaTrade. Even more advanced traders will find something to add to their knowledge in our education centre.
- Is trading hard to learn?
There are a lot of areas to consider when learning trading, but none of them are truly hard to learn. Every trader should try to master either technical or fundamental analysis, and should have at least a basic knowledge of both. In addition, the successful trader will need detailed knowledge of the platform they trade on and the different order types that can be used. It is also very helpful to understand something of trading psychology, and having a solid grasp on trade management and risk management is crucial for the long-term survival of a trader.