In this article, we will explain in simple terms what stop-loss and take-profit are and how to use them in ATAS. Read more: What Is Take-Profit? What Is Stop-Loss? How to Use Stop-Loss and Take-Profit? Linked (OCO) Orders
The word “volatility” comes from the Latin “volātilis” (meaning flying, quick, temporary, changeable). In the context of financial markets, volatility refers to the ability of a financial asset’s price (such as stocks, futures, or cryptocurrencies) to fluctuate. Different assets have varying levels of volatility due to their risk levels and market dynamics. For example, Bitcoin […]
Copy trading is a form of interaction in financial markets where trading operations on one account are automatically replicated on another. The accounts can belong to the same or different individuals (provider and follower), and the copying occurs based on the proportional capital allocation on respective accounts. There are also other nuances to consider. In […]
Exit strategies in trading involve a range of actions traders take to protect their capital from losses. Since losses are inherent to the profession, developing an exit strategy involves finding, achieving, and maintaining an optimal balance where losses are offset by profits. This article will delve into the tools for implementing exit strategies available in […]
The subject of our today’s article is the CCI indicator. This article is another one in the series of publications about technical indicators. What is interesting about the CCI indicator? Read in this article: what CCI is, definition and calculation formula; how to trade using the CCI indicator – examples and testing using historical data; […]
Starting from version 5.7.22.2 three indicators for working with COT reports were added to the trading and analytical ATAS platform: COT Open Interest. COT Net Positions. COT Index. See display examples in the GBP futures (6B) chart below.
