Binary Options: A Path to Financial Ruin
What binary options are, how they differ from conventional options and bets, how they are regulated in Russia, and why making a profit requires taking payout mathematics into account.
What binary options are, how they differ from conventional options and bets, how they are regulated in Russia, and why making a profit requires taking payout mathematics into account.
How do footprint and horizontal volume differ? We examine POC, Delta, Imbalance, HVN, and LVN and explain how to use the tools together.
How to distinguish a two-sided liquidity grab from a false reversal within balance. Chart signs, Price Action, volume, volume profile, and signal confirmation.
How a liquidity sweep differs from a grab: a return across the level, volumes and clusters. An analysis procedure, entry options and stop placement.
What MVRV Bitcoin is, how the indicator is calculated, what Realized Cap is, and how to use MVRV to analyze BTC market cycles.
What Bitcoin halving is, why it is needed, and how it affects the BTC price, mining, and trading. The history of the 2012, 2016, 2020, and 2024 halvings.
What NUPL is in Bitcoin: the Net Unrealized Profit/Loss formula, its origin, relationship with Realized Cap and MVRV, NUPL zones, and use of the indicator in BTC analysis and trading.
Bitcoin SOPR (Spent Output Profit Ratio): what the indicator shows, how the 1 level works, its history, aSOPR, STH-SOPR and LTH-SOPR, and its use in BTC analysis.
Learn how to find quality entry points on Forex using TLAP indicators | Analysis of open positions, stop-losses, limit orders, and the Order Book in a single trading algorithm.
Learn how to assess trade risk before opening a position. Calculate lot size, pip value, margin, profit and loss, Risk/Reward, Risk of Ruin, and deposit growth using trading calculators.
Review of the MAGMA indicator from TLAP. It analyzes order distribution in the Forex order book, finds support, resistance, and counter-levels, evaluates their strength, and helps filter trading signals in trends and consolidation.
Sooner or later, a moment comes when a trader outgrows the level of “just entered by a signal” and begins to see the market through liquidity flows.