Practical guides with interactive scenarios. Understand how orders, risk and trading costs work — one decision at a time.
A price on the screen is not an execution receipt. Follow a hypothetical forex order through several price levels, calculate its average fill and see which part of the difference is spread, slippage or a change of benchmark.
Trading costs
A price on the screen is not an execution receipt. Follow a hypothetical forex order through several price levels, calculate its average fill and see which part of the difference is spread, slippage or a change of benchmark.
Risk & capital
A loss threshold can rise with your results and stay there when profits disappear. Compare static, intraday and end-of-day rules on the same account path, and separate the balance you see from the loss room you actually have.
Orders & execution
Both can follow a favourable price move. One then becomes a market order; the other becomes a limit order. Compare the same gap, see why a position can stay open, and check how your platform actually handles trailing stops.
