Choose 2 strategies (e.g., Trend-following and Breakout)
Do 5–10 demo trades with each
Write for yourself:
 – Why have you entered?
 – What tools did you use?
 – How did the trade perform?
 – Which style felt more natural?
1. What is the difference between technical and fundamental analysis?
Technical analysis studies price charts, patterns, and indicators to decide when to trade.
Fundamental analysis looks at economic data and news to understand why prices move.
A combination of both gives the most reliable signals.
2. What do popular indicators like RSI, Moving Averages, and MACD do?
RSI shows overbought/oversold conditions, helping spot possible reversals.
Moving Averages smooth price data to show trend direction.
MACD tracks momentum and early trend reversals using moving averages.
3. What are three beginner-friendly strategies mentioned in the lesson?
Trend-Following — trade in the direction of the trend using MAs and momentum.
Breakout Trading — enter after the price breaks out of a range.
News-Based Trading — trade short-term volatility after major economic events (high risk).
4. How should you match a strategy to your personality?
Consider:
Time available (swing, day trading, scalping).
Interest (charts vs. news).
Patience level (fast setups vs. long-term trades).
Pick the one you can follow consistently without stress.
5. Why should you test strategies in a demo account first?
Testing allows you to compare entry signals, SL/TP results, and comfort level with each strategy — without risking real money. Test each strategy with at least 10 demo trades before choosing.