FAQs
What is included in the Swing Trading Blueprint?
The Swing Trading Blueprint features a detailed flowchart that clearly explain the strategy. If you want to learn forex trading this is a great support. The blueprint is organized into three sections based on timeframes: weekly, daily, and 4-hour charts, each section color-coded for easy reference. To complement the visual guide, the strategy is also outlined step by step in writing, providing clear instructions. Any technical terms or definitions used are thoroughly explained to ensure full understanding.
What is included in the Advanced Swing Trading Course?
The Advanced Swing Trading Course covers the complete strategy, explained with both theory and practical examples. It follows the Swing Trading Blueprint, so you can clearly see how the strategy connects. This is a great combination to learn forex trading. Many trading examples will be provided to show exactly how to apply the strategy. The course is divided into sections based on weekly, daily, and 4-hour timeframes. There is also a section dedicated to trading psychology.
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Can I also use FishFX's tools if I'm still a complete beginner in forex trading?
We advise traders to access our tools only after they have at least 6 months of trading experience with basic forex strategies. This is because we do not go into depth with the basics of forex trading, such as supply and demand, support and resistance, or market structure. We recommend that complete beginners take the time to learn these foundational concepts before using our tools.
Where can I ask questions?
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Why did you decide to swing trade?
After trading across all timeframes, it became clear that the beauty of trading lies in the fact that significant gains can be made without spending too much time. Swing trading, in particular, stands out because analysis can be done over the weekend, and during the week, the charts only need to be checked occasionally. In a busy world where most people have to work 40 hours a week, swing trading suits the average lifestyle the best. Compared to scalping, day trading, and intraday trading, swing trading requires the least amount of time on average.