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Sharpen your trading skills with our comprehensive trading resources section. From understanding leveraged trading to getting your head around technical and fundamental analysis, indicators, oscillators and risk management. Find everything you need in this section to build a smarter trading strategy.
Introduction to leveraged trading
Understand the difference between leverage and other forms of trading.
Difference between leveraged and other forms of financial trading.
What is leverage trading?
Leverage trading is the use of a smaller amount of initial funds or capital to gain exposure to larger trade positions in an underlying asset or financial instrument.
Difference between leveraged and other forms of financial trading.
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Beginners guide to trading with margin
Leverage the funds in your account to potentially generate larger profits or losses while trading.
Difference between leveraged and other forms of financial trading.
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What is a pip in leverage trading?
Our article explains the basics of pips and how to use pips when trading with OANDA
Fundamental analysis
What is fundamental analysis and why is it important to trading?
Use fundamental analysis to your advantage.
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The basics of fundamental analysis
How to incorporate fundamental analysis in your trading.
Technical analysis
Technical analysis is an important aspect of a trader’s toolkit. See how it works and how you can use it to your benefit.
How is technical analysis different from fundamental analysis?
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Technical analysis in trading
Get to know the basics of technical analysis as it applies to trading the markets.
Indicators and oscillators
What are indicators and oscillators and why are they important in leveraged trading?
How to build a robust trading strategy using indicators and oscillators.
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Beginners guide to moving averages
Learn to identify price reversals in markets using moving averages.
How to build a robust trading strategy using indicators and oscillators.
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MACD: Finding entry and exit points
Use the MACD indicator (oscillator) to identify potential entry and exit points in the financial markets.
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