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1. M4/15 midterm retest term 1 2025

Capital management and risk control are fundamental pillars of trader success in financial markets. One key tool in this area is the Margin Level, which indicates the amount of available capital for entering new trades.

A proper understanding of Margin Level helps prevent margin calls and stop outs and enables traders to optimize their risk management strategies.

A daily trading volume of around $7 trillion, a 24-hour decentralized market, high leverage, and an easy start with a demo account are some of the features that make Forex a suitable market for trading and speculation

Inflation is an economic concept introduced in the early 20th century by the German economist “Heinrich Von”. It refers to the uncontrollable increase in the general price level of goods and services. This price increase is analyzed and defined through various Fundamental analysis indices such as CPI, PPI, and PCE.

The Bollinger Bands indicator is a powerful technical analysis tool that uses a simple moving average to evaluate pricevolatility.

Well-drawn outer bands allow traders to identify overbought and oversold zones, while changes in bandwidth can signal either trend strength or potential price reversals.

It is often recommended that Bollinger Bands be used alongside other volatility indicators or technical tools to generate more accurate trading signals.

The ICT Bullish Order Block (OB) is one of the foundational concepts in ICT Style technical analysis. It highlights areas where buy orders concentrate, triggering strong upward price movements.

New York Session Manipulation is a high-impact intraday trading pattern that detects liquidity grabs and price reversals. We’ll discuss it further in both Bullish and Bearish markets.

The Asian session sets the initial course of the market with the start of the trading day. Although the volume is lower compared to the London and New York sessions, the initial price structure and key supply and demand zones form during this session.

Volatility is often limited and range-bound, but these movements become the basis for analysis in the following sessions.

The One Trade Setup For Life is a structured trading model based on key ICT principles such as:

• ICT Daily Bias
• Draw on Liquidity (DOL)
• PM Session Liquidity Raid
• London Session Liquidity Raid
• Opening Range Gaps
• New York Lunch Liquidity Raid
• AM Session Liquidity Raid

The One Trade Setup For Life repeats consistently and is applicable for both scalping and day trading. This ICT Strategy is a standalone model and does not require any additional trading approach.

To master the liquidity trading strategy, traders must understand the concept of liquidity in Forex, which refers to the volume of pending buy and sell orders, including BSL/SSL, ERL/IRL, and HRLR/LRLR.