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Education and learning are key to your development as a trader. In the FTUK blog you’ll find content that covers every aspect of trading that will help you on your road to success.
Understanding Prop Firm Payouts
It’s important to understand the payout structure of the prop firm, so that you’ve got a clear picture of your earning potential. Here’s what you need to know.
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How To Get Funded For Forex Trading
Here’s all you need to know about accessing instant forex funding. This will allow you to make use of your skills with a minimum amount of personal investment.
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Do Prop Firms Actually Pay Out?
Whilst it is a question with an obvious answer that an instant funding prop firm will reward profits and successes, it is vital to know how before starting.
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How Do Forex Prop Firms Work?
If you are interested in trying forex trading, you may have heard of prop firms, but are not quite sure what they are all about. Here’s a look at how…
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How To Get A Funded Trading Account
Investors with skill, knowledge and potential if only they had initial capital can benefit from an instant funding prop firm, but how do they get an account?
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Signs FOMO Is Damaging Your Trading & What To Do About It
In forex trading, FOMO is the fear a trader has of missing out on a potentially profitable trading opportunity. Here’s how to spot the signs and deal with them.
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Is Anchoring Bias Holding You Back?
Of the many heuristics and biases that affect forex traders, anchoring bias is one of the most common and potentially most damaging beliefs a trader can have.
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How To Define Success On Your Own Terms In Forex Trading
When you are learning the art of forex trading, ‘success’ is a word you will probably see bandied about a lot. After all, the reason you turned up is to…
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Understanding Cognitive Vs Emotional Biases In Forex Trading
The mental and emotional aspect of trading is broadly classified into two types: cognitive biases and emotional biases. Here’s a look at the main differences.
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